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9:21 am Wednesday, September 16, 2015

September is National Library Card Month

By Alison James

alison.james@franklinountytimes.com

 

September is National Library Card Month, and Russellville Public Library stands ready to welcome new patrons.

“We do a big push to try to get people to come in who do not have a library card,” Cummins said. “We’re your information center … Not only do we have great books, but we have computers for the public, audiobooks, DVDs, CDs.”

Also falling conveniently with National Library Card Month is an international campaign called Outside the Lines. Library staff will be getting out of the library and into local events, embracing community “to talk to people and get them interested in possibly coming to the library,” Cummins said.

To find out more about Russellville Public Library and how to obtain a library card, call 256-332-1535 or visit the library at 110 Lawrence St. East in downtown.

 

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