As a child I remember the library as gloomy and quiet place with very little activity other than searching for a book, checking it out or checking it back in with a possible fine for being late. I never watched a movie there, no games played or story time, no book club. Oh how things have changes. As one of the librarians’ told me, “we are not quiet, we talk and love to laugh”. Today, our local libraries are a hub of activity in the community, they serve people of every age, income level, location, ethnicity, and physical ability. They connect people and provide information and resources needed by people to live, learn, work, and grow. Kids get help with homework, play games, multiple age groups participate in art and craft classes, book clubs and computer classes are offered to older adults. There is place for everyone at the library. Annie L. Awbrey Library 736 College St. Roanoke, AL 36274 Phone: 334-863-2632 https://www.roanokealabama.org/library https://www.facebook.com/roanokecitylibrary Ashland City Library 11 2nd Ave N Ashland, AL 36251 Phone: 256-354-3427 https://www.cityofashlandal.com/library https://www.facebook.com/AshlandCityLibrary Lineville City Library 60119 Highway 49 Lineville, AL Phone: 256-396-5162 https://linevillecitylibrary.mailchimpsites.com/ https://www.facebook.com/linevillelibrary Lucile L. Morgan Public Library aka "The Lucy" 541 Ross St. Heflin, AL 36264 Phone: 256-463-2259 https://www.llmorganlibrary.com/ https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100064899122376 Wedowee Free Library Main Street Small Brick Building in Median Wedowee, AL 36278 Director: Sylvia Grant Hrs: 24/7 The concept is simple “take a book, leave a book”. There is an ongoing supply of books at the free library from best sellers to classics to a large selection of children’s books. Search on Facebook for “Wedowee Free Library” for more information and to follow the page. #communityresources #community
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