Claiborne County Public Library

ATTENTION ALL HOME SCHOOL STUDENTS:

Student Day is Monday, September 9, 2019 at the Tennessee Valley Fair. Free admission until 6:00 P.M. for students 12^th grade and under! Only payment will be for parent admission. Please feel free to contact Kimberly Meyers for any additional information at: meyerskimberly10@yahoo.com .

NATIONAL LIBRARY WEEK/AMNESTY WEEK

APRIL 7^TH-13^TH

Do you have outstanding fines or fees due to overdue materials from the Claiborne County Public Library?

Claiborne County Public Library wants to welcome you back to the library and help wipe the slate clean during our celebration of National Library Week!

The library is offering this opportunity to return any library materials without having the worries of paying late fees! Whether it be books, DVDs, magazines, or audio books, you will have a fresh start with us! This does not apply to existing fines on previously returned materials. Lost library cards will also be replaced at no cost to you. We want everyone to able to enjoy all the library has to offer and to help us celebrate during National Library Week.

For any additional information, please call the library at 423.626.5414.

The Claiborne County Public Library is pleased to announce that with your library card- you can now take the internet with you wherever you go with a Wi-Fi hotspot!

Wi-Fi hotspots are about the size of a deck of cards and can link up to ten devices to the internet and are simple to use.

To check out the hotspots from the library, you must be 18 years of age and have a current library card in good standing with no late fees or overdue items. The hotspots can be checked out free of charge for a period of one week.

For more information, please contact the library at 423.626.5414.

Classes are EVERY Wednesday March 13th-May 15th.

The Claiborne County Public Library would like to take this opportunity to thank the following financial institutions for their contributions for the library’s beautiful new sign. Without their generous donations, this would not have been possible; First State Bank, First Century Bank, Commercial Bank, Home Federal Bank, and Enrichment Federal Credit Union.

Shown below are Jeff Lewis from First State Bank, Eleanor Yoakum and Dustin Callahan from First Century Bank, Vickie Oakes, Anna Dison, and Michelle Fischer from Commercial Bank, Betty Beeler from Home Federal Bank, Dana Keaton from Enrichment Federal Credit Union, Kay McKinnon, Mitchell Cosby, Betsy Maples, Rusty DeBusk, and Rosemary Jones with the Claiborne County Library Board, Matthew Jordan and Paula Carroll with the Clinch-River Regional Library and Sandy Rosenbalm, Teresa Noe, and Jami Bell with the Claiborne County Public Library.