Next Adult Book club will meet June 2,2008 @7:00PM June Book "Friday Night Lights" by H. G. Bissinger
stop in to pick up your copy
New Members Welcome
Call the Library @ 326-4448
Mon., Wed., Fri. for information
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Catch the
Reading Bug!
Summer Reading Fun
At Knoxville Public Library
What's Happening...
Wed., June 18 @10AM - Kick-off & Registration
Wed., June 25 @10AM - Bruce Weaver and Friends
Wed., July 2 @10AM - Story Time/Younger
"Morph" tee shirts/Older
Wed., July 9 @10AM - All about bees and honey with Mr. Draper
Wed., July 16 @10AM - Butterflies with Audrey Fox from Leonard
Harrison State Park
Wed., July 23 @10AM - Rewards & Wrap-up Party
Read books over thje summer
Earn prizes
preschoolers & pre-readers can participate
Swarm Over to
Your Library
All current borrowers are urged to stop by the Library with I.D. to update their patron cards for use with the library's new computer system. The new system requires each person to update their information to get a new library card. Those under 18 need a parent to accompany them to update their information.
 Health eLinks- Find quick answers to your health and wellness needs for you and your family using this colorful, informative and easy to use resource. No login needed. Start Here
 Heritage Quest Online
(Login in using PL9395 + 3 digits from library card)
A treasury of Genealogy Resources
Use Heritage Quest Online to find your ancestors, trace their paths across America, and learn what life was like in the areas where they settled.
Provides over 25,000 family and local history books, the complete U.S. Federal Census 1790-1930, PERSI (the Periodical Source Index), a subject index to over 6,500 genealogy and local history periodicals and Revolutionary War Pension and Bounty Land Warrant Application Files. Users can search the material in a number of different ways.
Take a product tour | Genealogy 101
The Knoxville Public Library now has available for purchase a Table of Contents for the Centennial History of Knoxville written by Edwin A. Glover in 1951. This index makes looking for names and places in Knoxville's history much easier. The Table of Contents and Index can be used also for Glover's Knoxville History that appears in the 2001 Sesquicentennial History of Knoxville. For more information contact the Knoxville Public Library at (814) 326-4448.
RECYCLE
Inkjet & laser cartridges and old cell phones
Bring to the Knoxville Public Library
Call the library (814) 326-4448 for more information
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