Perry County Public Library System
A library isn't just about books anymore
Today's library is not like your father's library. While you can still check out a book from the library, you can do so much more.
We have computers, book loans over the internet, movies... even our Friends of the Library who help raise funds for our operations.
Follow the news on our website to keep up to date on how we are meeting the needs of our community in this troubling time. On May 1, 2020, our libraries in Perry County are open, using Social Distancing Practices for Community Safety.
Tennessee R.E.A.D.S. offers tens of thousands of digital ebooks, audiobooks, and video. These digital titles can be downloaded or streamed to your personal computer or a variety of portable devices. And it all starts a library card from your local library!
The Friends of the Library in Linden are planning their Fall Book and Bake Sale for Saturday, Oct 3, from 10 AM to 2 PM, at the Azbill Community Center. "We have moved the location of the sale to the Azbill Community Center to allow lots more space for social distancing," explained Christine Buckingham, President of the Friends of the Library, sponsors of this important fundraiser. Mark your calendars for the date and the new location. More to come as the date approaches.
Join the Friends of the Library
The Perry County Library system is back open using their regular schedule:
Linden:
Tues - Wed - Thurs: 10 AM - 6 PM
Friday: 10 AM - 5 PM
Saturday: 10 AM - 2 PM
Sunday - Monday: Closed :)
Lobelville:
Mon - Fri: 10 AM - 5 PM
Saturday and Sunday: Closed :)
Starting June 25, 2020, Lobelville Library has a Summer Reading Program that takes distancing policies into account. Parents are invited to bring their children by the Lobelville Library and sign up to become a Book Reporter!
Come by the Lobelville Library to learn more and sign up. We are open Monday through Friday, 10 AM to 5 PM. For more information, call 931-593-3111.
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Overdrive has announced the release of Libby Academy, a set of short videos to share with patrons about how to use Libby. You can read more on the Overdrive blog: CLICK HERE!
And don’t forget that every Tuesday, the TN READS Facebook page features a “Tech Tuesday” post.
Starting June 25, 2020, Lobelville Library has a Summer Reading Program that takes social distancing policies into account. Parents are invited to
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Since May 1, 2020, both libraries in Perry County are open using Social Distancing Practices for Community Safety.
The deadline for filing 2019 tax returns has been moved to July 15, 2020. Tax forms are still available at
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"Although the Spring Book and Bake Sale at the Library has been postponed to the Fall, please continue to donate gently used books and DVDs to the
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Last Fall Secretary of State Tre Hargett visited Perry County to present a “big” check to the Perry County Public Library System, which includes the
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Checking your withholding just got easier. The IRS launched an IRS Tax Withholding Estimator. As part of a continuing effort to improve quality
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The Summer Reading Program at the Library in Linden continued Wednesday July 3rd with the popular children’s magician Barry Mitchell with his
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Do you use the library for computer services, to read magazines, borrow electronic books or audiobooks? Never mind the old fashioned method of borrowing books from your local library.
You may say this is impossible to know, but the State of Tennessee has set up a calculator to attempt to know this number. Visit Tennessee State Library & Archives to see this special calculator, adapted from the Maine State Library.
