The electronic card catalog is a really super tool for the local library system. However, going there the first time may be a bit confusing, so we've written up some basic instructions that may help you find your way around our library system.
Today's library is not like your father's library. While you can still check out a book from the library, you can do so much more.
We have computers, book loans over the internet, movies... even our Friends of the Library who help raise funds for our operations.
To get the 2018 tax forms you need mailed directly to your home, you can, 1) go online to IRS.gov/orderforms to place an order, 2) Call 1-800-829-3676 to place an order, 3) For Deaf and Hard of Hearing TTY/TDD call 1-800-829-4059.
Both of our libraries in Perry County have received a limited supply of printed tax forms. Don't wait to file your taxes.
Lobelville Library brings the family together once a month for a great wholesome movie the whole family can enjoy. The movies are shown on the third Friday night of each month at 6:00 PM. Join us for a good evening of entertainment.
Check our Calendar of Events to see what is playing this month.
Lobelville LibraryEvery year libraries get lots of calls from patrons who received a new device for Christmas, and want to know how to use READS on it. This year, we've done two things to help you find help. First, we have a new curated list titled "No Waiting". Here's a direct link: https://reads.overdrive.com/collection/234402. This list pulls together titles that have many multiple copies available, so you can immediately find a copy of something to download and start reading right away.
Also, the READS Facebook page has several new posts with tips and tricks to use READS, Libby, etc.:
And, remember, if you have a question about READS or Libby that you can't find an answer to, you can always contact READS support directly at rsupport.TSLA@tn.gov.
Read MoreThe electronic card catalog is a really super tool for the local library system. However, going there the first time may be a bit confusing, so we've written up some basic instructions that may help you find your way around our library system.
Meet Libby, by Overdrive. The newest app to use on your smartphone, tablet, computer to search for and read or listen to your favorite books. Just click on the picture of Libby to see what she has to offer anyone who has a smartphone, tablet or computer.
Tennessee Electronic Library (TEL) is an online library that gives everyone in Tennessee access to magazine, journal, and newspaper articles, essays, practice tests, e-books, primary source materials and more.
Dolly Parton's Imagination Library is all about inspiration and imagination. It was developed in 1995 by Dolly for her native Sevier County, Tennessee. Dolly wanted every preschool child to have his/her own collection of books.
The Tennessee State Library & Archives, under Secretary of State Tre Hargett, offers eBooks and audiobooks from your public library on your computer, phone, tablet or iPod.
The Perry County Libraries are pleased to offer public use of the Internet as part of the library's mission of providing free and open access to materials and services to meet patrons' personal, educational, and professional needs.
The Perry County Public Library System will make every reasonable effort to open its facilities to the public as scheduled, consistent with safe access for library staff and the public.
We wish for everyone to have a safe, fair and pleasant experience in our libraries. Our policies are applicable to both branches.
No gift will be accepted, unless it is freely given with the agreement that the Library may:
In 2016 the Board of Directors adopted new Bylaws, and said bylaws were signed by Marilyn Blender, Chairwoman, and Gail Spragins, Executive Director. Please find a link below to a pdf version of those bylaws.