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Covid-19 Resources
Coronavirus, airborne pathogens, incubation period, deadly, contagious, epidemic, pandemic — these unnerving, dreadful words are popping up in your news and social media feeds in recent
I Need a Library Card
I’m stuck at home (with the kids) and I just found out about all the great ebooks, audiobooks, movies, music and magazines available at the
Adjusting Services to Help Prevent the Spread of Coronavirus
Lexington County Public Library branches will begin allowing patrons inside the facilities, offering limited in-person services such as browsing, computers by appointment and mobile printing. Our highest priority is the […]
Food for Fines
Lexington County Public Library will waive late fees for overdue materials that are returned during our second annual Food for Fines to be held November
The Jacked Squash
It’s National Pumpkin Day. This spectacular squash comes in different shapes and sizes — can be served as a mouthwatering main meal or a delectable dessert
Coronavirus Resources & Information
Coronavirus, airborne pathogens, incubation period, deadly, contagious, epidemic, pandemic — these unnerving, dreadful words are popping up in your news and social media feeds in recent
Marlena White Wins Friends Grant to ALA
United for Libraries has awarded the 2019 United for Libraries/ThriftBooks Friend Conference Grant to Marlena White, current Director of the Friends of the Lexington
Summer Reading Countdown
The countdown for Summer Reading has officially begun. We’re ready to blast off into a Universe of Stories and endless possibilities.
New Website Design
As you’ve probably noticed, we just redesigned our website. We wanted a way to showcase all of the programs, resources and services available with your
National Poetry Month
April is National Poetry Month. It was introduced in 1996 as a way to increase awareness and appreciation of poetry by the Academy of American
