Computer and Internet Basics

Learn basic computer components and mouse skills. Practice searching skills and examine websites. Geared toward the beginner. Register at the Information Desk.

Job Service North Dakota Booth

Job Service North Dakota will be at the library providing information on training programs, help with job seeking, Veteran's services, unemployment insurance, and more!

Readers Voice Book Discussion: The Lincoln Highway

The group meets at 7:00pm in the Library's Missouri River Room on the 1st Tuesday from September to May (excluding January). Everyone is welcome and there is no charge to attend.

Bookmobile Route 4

All Bookmobile Stops are Open to the Public!

Cozy Up with a Good Book Winter Reading Challenge

‘Tis the season for coziness. Grab a blanket, your fluffy socks, and your favorite warm drink or snack! Log your reading to earn badges January 15-March 18.

Prepare with Pedro: Red Cross Emergency Preparedness Training for Kids

Our local Red Cross has partnered with the library to offer FREE youth disaster preparedness presentations. This program teaches students to identify the best ways to stay safe during emergencies and the best ways to prevent and stay safe during a home fire. There will also be discussion on the role science plays in emergency preparedness. Students will be taught coping skills to help manage stress during emergencies and in everyday situations, and they will gain confidence in their abilities to be prepared for emergencies through hands-on activities. Upon completion, they will be encouraged to use their knowledge to act as advocates for emergency preparedness in their homes and communities. Prepare with Pedro is for students in grades K–2 (ages 4–7). Preregistration is required. Call 355-1489 or stop by the library to register.

Room CTL - Computer and Internet Basics 10:00 AM

Cancelled Room C - Fortnightly Book Club 1:00 PM

Cancelled Room A - PERS Retirement Meeting 1:30 PM

Cancelled - Room C - Nurturing Parenting 5:30 PM

Room B - Century Village #1 Annual Meeting 7:00 PM

Teen HQ Walk-In Hours

Walk-in hours are times when library staff is present, and technology and gaming are available to use in HQ. During regular Library hours when walk-in times are not available, HQ will be available for individual or group study by teens in grades 6-12 by accessing a key from the Adult Information Desk. Teens are required to show a school or photo ID to Library staff in order to use the room. If teens do not have a school ID, they can ask to have one made by the Library staff. They should stop by the Children's Information Desk to inquire. Electronics and other select items are only available for check-out use during HQ walk-in hours when the room is monitored by Library staff or volunteers.