The Jackson County Library really is YOUR library.
The library and the programs it offers are growing
with the community!
Jackson County Library offers free internet access and boasts a collection of 51,402 titles for its 10,272 patrons. The library also offers Interlibrary Loan Services and assistance with genealogy research. Even fax and copy services are available for a small fee.
Summertime is for kids at the library. Special story times, reading programs, activities and performances fill the summer calendar. The library also has a Teen Advisory Board and teen book clubs as well as special programs for adult patrons.
Jackson County Library employs a full-time director and two full-time staff and two part-time employees to assist you with your search for information.
The Jackson County Library is forming new partnering sponsorships with local groups and businesses. Local businesses have made possible special events like "Truck Night at the Library," and two books clubs for teen. Many more sponsorship oppurtunities are available that will enable peformances, programs, exhibits, movies, and much, much more!
The Jackson County Library has proudly served the citizens of Jackson County since 1930. Originally established in the basement of St. Paul's Episcopal Church, the library moved to its current location in 1950 and underwent extensive renovation in 1990. For 78 years, the library has stood as a clear reminder that the people of Jackson County are committed to a bright future through free access to information. Under the sound guidance and direction of the Jackson County Library Board of Directors, the library is the perfect embodiment of "Proud Past, Bright Future."
