Perry County Public Library System
A library isn't just about books anymore
Christine Buckingham, our intrepid President of the Friends, just left the library with the deposit of the proceeds from Saturday's Book and Bake Sale. Our final total was $701.25! So many of us were concerned that moving the sale to the Community Center might drastically reduce our sales. Gosh, were we wrong!
Do you love books or delicious, home-baked goodies or both?
Plan to visit the Azbill Community Center on Saturday, Oct 3, from 10 AM to 2 PM! The Friends of the Library in Linden are holding a fund-raiser featuring used books, used DVDs, and yummy baked goods. Drop by the Community Center in Linden to take advantage of the fantastic prices and support a great cause. The sale has been moved from the library to the Azbill Community Center to allow space for more items for sale and for social distancing.
The Perry County High School Class of 1955 recently made a generous donation to the Perry County Library in Linden to memorialize one of their own. Lena Jo Horner Kidd, who passed away in January 2020, was a frequent visitor to the library and an avid reader.
Since May 1, 2020, both libraries in Perry County are open using Social Distancing Practices for Community Safety.
Starting June 25, 2020, Lobelville Library has a Summer Reading Program that takes social distancing policies into account. Parents are invited to bring their children by the Lobelville Library and sign up to become a Book Reporter! Pick your own book and then tell us about it.
The deadline for filing 2019 tax returns has been moved to July 15, 2020. Tax forms are still available at the libraries in Perry County. Come by to pick up your forms soon, the libraries have a limited supply.
