Claiborne County Public Library

Ms. Jami set up a table for the library at the Second Harvest Mobile Food Pantry and Wellness Fair on Saturday, April 2, 2016, in the LMU-DCOM parking lot on the LMU main campus in Harrogate, Tennessee.

Some of the participants include the CEASE Domestic Violence & Sexual Assault Inc., Cherokee Health Systems, Claiborne County Family Resources Center, Claiborne County Health Department, Claiborne County Library, Claiborne County Animal Shelter, Claiborne County Medical Center, Prevent Childhood Abuse Tennessee, LMU American Heart Association Training Center, North East Tennessee American Red Cross, Stand in the Gap Coalition, University of Tennessee Claiborne County Extension and Servolution Health Services.

New Fiction Books:

James Patterson “Private Paris”

James Patterson “15th Affair”

Susan Mallery “Best of My Love”

Danielle Steel “The Apartment”

Ace Atkins “Robert B. Parker’s Slow Burn”

Preston & Child “Beyond the Ice Limit”

David Baldacci “The Last Mile”

Linda Howard “Troublemaker”

John Sandford “Extreme Prey”

Jude Deveraux “The Girl From Summer Hill”

National Novel Writing Month is an annual (November) novel writing project that brings together professional and amateur writers from all over the world. Check out this link for more information:

http://nanowrimo.org/

We would like to thank everyone who came to the Halloween Bash and made it special! We all had so much fun and hope you did too! A special Thank You to Karen and Michael Loope, Renee Bell, Matt Noe, Sandy Rosenbalm, Tonya Cook from the Claiborne County Health Department and other volunteers! 

Thank you to all who came out to our spring book sale. The money we raised will go back into the library to buy new materials. We sincerely thank you for supporting the library. Happy Reading!

This week the Dollar General Literacy Foundation awarded the Claiborne County Public Library a $2,000 grant to support the Library’s Summer Reading Program. These funds will help to pay for educational programs throughout the summer and also purchase new books for the library.

“it is exciting to see the impact grants form the Dollar General Literacy Foundation make throughout the country, especially as we cross the $100 million threshold in overall donations and the difference it has made to nearly six million people,” said Rick Dreiling, Dollar General’s chairman and CEO. “The Dollar General Literacy Foundation truly embodies the company’s mission of serving others throughout the communities we serve.”

The Dollar General Literacy Foundation is proud to support initiatives that help others improve their lives through literacy and education. Since its inception in 1993, the Dollar General Literacy Foundation has awarded more than $100 million in grants to nonprofit organizations, helping nearly six million individuals take their first steps toward literacy or continued education.

Thanks so much Dollar General for your support!