Bookmobile
In June 1947, Edna Spies founded the Scott County Bookmobile to bring library service to rural children, and in 1950, the Scott County bookmobile organization became the Scott County Library System.
The bookmobile remains an important element of our outreach services and partners with elementary schools and brings library service to the residents of Scott County.
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Wednesday, November 27, 2024 - 4:30pm to Friday, November 29, 2024 - 12:00am
All locations will close at 4:30 PM on Wednesday, November 27 and remain closed on Thursday, November 28 and Friday, November 29. Normal hours will resume on Saturday.
Adopt an Author is a new optional way for you to support the Scott County Library System. You can select one of our Best Seller Club authors to adopt, and you will have the option to be FIRST on the waiting list. The donation amounts are based on the annual publication rate of the author and the average price of items. This allows us to try out new and different authors, while still providing many copies of the old favorites.
Click on the list of available authors and the donation amounts, and if you want to participate, stop by one of our locations to fill out the form or Scott County cardholders can fill out the online form and pay by [ Click Title for Full Article ]
The Scott County Library has a great new newsletter system for sending reading recommendations. Use the link to sign up for your favorite genres and get the latest news and events. Once you sign up, you must confirm your choices via the confirmation email. If you've been following Christine's Library Journal reviews, you'll want to sign up for the Reading Roundup option. https://bit.ly/sclsnews