Perry County Public Library System
A library isn't just about books anymore
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.
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 the libraries in Perry County. Come by to pick up your forms soon, the libraries have a limited supply.
"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 library for this important library fundraiser," said Friends of the Library President, Christine Buckingham.
The U.S. Census Bureau is beginning to send reminder notice postcards to an estimated 69 million households that have not yet responded to the 2020 Census.
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 main branch in Linden and the Lobelville branch. The check is the largest award the library has ever received from the annual Technology Grant, $4858.00. Perry County matched the award for a total of $9716.00 spent on library technology.
