The Avid Reader Issue 24.4 - Oct/Nov/Dec 2019

THE
AVID READER
Oct / Nov/ Dec 2019 Volume 24 | Issue 4
IN THIS ISSUE
• NEW DESK AT AUSTIN
• OUR NEW BRANDING
• NEXTREAD BOOK
SUBSCRIPTION BOX
• CLASSES, CRAFTS, & MORE

TABLE OF CONTENTS
The Avid Reader is a newsletter
publication of the Scott County
Public Library System in Indiana.
SCPL MISSION STATEMENT
The Scott County Public Library is a
tax-supported facility with its ultimate
goal to serve all the people of Scott
County, Indiana, and meet their
educational, recreational, cultural,
and informational resources for the
community it serves.
INTERIM DIRECTOR
Darlene Hall
BOARD MEMBERS
Robert Anderson, President
Ronald Moore, Vice President
Mary Beth Comer, Treasurer
Carol Stead, Assistant Treasurer
Flossie McGannon, Secretary
Carol Deaton, Member
Sheilah Williams, Member
PUBLIC BOARD MEETINGS
Our board meets on the 2nd
Wednesday of every month at 5:30.
LIBRARY NEWS
NOW AVAILABLE
FROM OUR CHILDREN’S LIBRARIAN
PROGRAMS & EVENTS
EVENT CALENDAR
LOCATIONS & HOURS
HOLIDAY CLOSINGS
3 - 4
5 - 7
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8 - 10
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12
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AVAILABLE FOR PURCHASE:
Dr. Carl Bogardus’ books are on
sale at each of our locations for $10
per book ($12 if mailed).
Titles currently available:
• Centennial History of Austin
• The Pigeon Roost Massacre
• Pioneer Life in Scott County
• The Early History of Scott County
FOLLOW US ONLINE:
http://scott.lib.in.us

LIBRARY NEWS
New Desk at Austin Branch
The final installment of the renovation
to the Austin Branch was finished
with the installation of our brand new
circulation desk last month. The desk
is pictured on the cover of this issue.
Come take a look!
Basic Computer Class
Basic Computer classes will take place
Thursday evenings for 6 weeks from
6:00-7:30 PM at the Main beginning
Oct. 17. We provide laptops with
Windows 10. Registration is required.
Space is limited. Call us to register.
The next round will be in Jan. 2020.
2020 Bicentennial
Scott County was founded in 1820, so
2020 is Scott County’s 200th birthday!
Keep an eye out for more information
about ways you can celebrate with us
in the new year!
Intro to Genealogy Class
Come learn the basics of genealogical
research and how we can help you in
your research from our resident expert
on Wednesdays in November from
1:00-2:00 PM. Registration is required.
Space is limited. Call us to register.
Our New Logo & More
We are pleased to
announce we will
be updating all of
our branding with
a fresh new look to
match the renovations
we have done in
recent years. When
designing our new logo, we wanted a modern
representation of the concept of the library
and what it stands for in our community.
Though the logo may appear in different
colors now and then, the primary color is the
shade of blue pictured here, which matches
the color of the walls in our beloved Carnegie
at the Main Library. The symbols in the logo
represent the following:
• Open Book - The traditional understanding
of a library as a home for books and
literacy as well as the openness we strive
for in terms of access and outlook.
• Light Bulb - The knowledge and ideas that
we hope to inspire and facilitate.
• Play Button - Our goal to be a playful
environment in which to learn and grow, as
well as the multimedia nature of our role in
the 21st century.
• Interconnected Globe - The standard icon
for the World Wide Web and the Internet,
to which access is important for everyone
and allows us to connect globally.
• Gear - The act of making. The maker
movement, which is the basis for our
maker labs, encourages tinkering of all
kinds and an adaptive mentality.
We will be releasing a fresh new website in
the coming months. We thank you in advance
for your patience as we transition.
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LIBRARY NEWS
Find Your NextRead with Our New Subscription Box
We are pleased to announce our new book
subscription box, NextRead! NextRead
works like other subscription boxes, such
as OwlCrate or Book of the Month, except
it is free with your library card! The box will
include a book handpicked for you by one of
our librarians, a review card for you to tell us
what you thought about the book, and a free
bookmark that you get to keep. The book
is checked out like any other library book.
We do ask that you return the box with your
review card.The first round of boxes will be
ready for pickup on November 4th. This first
round will be limited to 20 adult participants.
If you are not selected for this first round, we
will add your name to the waiting list for the
next round. We hope to extend the service
to other age groups in January of 2020. Sign
up today by filling out the subscription form
at one of our circulation desks or online at
this address:
http://bit.ly/nextread2019
Sewing Workshops
Join us for sewing workshop for adults
and teens beginning November 4 from
5:00-7:00 PM at the Main Library. All
experience levels welcome. We will
provide the sewing machines, material,
and supplies. Follow us on Facebook
for more information.
Community Book Clubs
Big Library Read - OverDrive’s next online
book club takes place November 4-18. The
title will be announced soon. Keep an eye on
OverDrive or Libby for more information.
Scott County Community Book Read is
scheduled for the evenings of February 17
and 24 from 6:00-7:30 at the First Christian
Church Shelter. The book selected is Barking
to the Choir by Father Gregory Boyle. Copies
will be available at our libraries in January.
Holiday Festivities
Adult Holiday Craft Nights - Come make a
pumpkin, turkey, or tree out of discarded books on
October 21 and 28 from 5:00-7:30 PM at the Main.
All supplies will be provided.
Pumpkin Painting* - Decorate pumpkins with
us at Austin on Oct. 22, the Main on Oct. 23, or
Lexington Oct. 24 from 4:30-5:30 PM.
Haunted Library - On Halloween, the Main Library
will be participating in Haunt Downtown. Dress up
and come see us for tricks and treats.
Book Buddy Workshop* - Bring the kids to a
storytime, where they can build their own stuffed
animal. Join us Nov. 19 at Austin, Nov. 20 at Main,
and Nov. 21 at Lexington from 4:30-5:30 PM.
DIY Ornaments* - Design your own ornament on
Dec. 17 at Austin, Dec. 18 at Main, and Dec. 19 at
Lexington from 4:30-5:30 PM.
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*Supplies are limited. Registration is required.

NOW AVAILABLE IN FICTION
The Testaments
Margaret Atwood
More than 15 years
after the events of The
Handmaid’s Tale, the
Republic of Gilead
maintains its power,
but there are signs it’s
unraveling. The lives
of 3 radically different
women converge. Each woman is forced
to come to terms with who she is and
how far she will go for what she believes.
The Ten Thousand
Doors of January
Alix Harrow
January Scaller is the
ward of wealthy Mr.
Locke. She feels like
one of his artifacts.
Then she finds a
strange book that
tells a tale of secret
doors. Each page turn reveals impossible
truths, and January discovers a story
increasingly entwined with her own.
Elevator Pitch
Linwood Barclay
The New York Times
bestselling author of A
Noise Downstairs and
No Time for Goodbye
returns with an edgeof-your-seat
thriller
that does for elevators
what Psycho did for
showers and Jaws did for the beach—a
heart-pounding tale in which a series of
disasters paralyzes NYC with fear.
Tidelands
Philippa Gregory
Alinor, a descendant
of wisewomen, waits
in the graveyard
under the full moon
for a ghost who will
declare her free from
her abusive husband.
Instead, she meets
a young man on the run and helps him
cross the marsh, not knowing that she is
leading disaster into the heart of her life.
The Water Dancer
Ta-Nehisi Coates
Young Hiram Walker
was born into
bondage. When his
mother was sold
away, he was robbed
of all memory of her
but was gifted with
a mysterious power.
Years later, his near-death results in a
daring scheme: to escape from the only
home he’s ever known.
The Long Call
Ann Cleeves
The bestselling
author of the Vera
and Shetland series
returns with the first in
a gripping new series.
Detective Venn is at
his estranged father’s
funeral when he
receives a call about a dead body found
on the beach, a case which brings him
back to the people and places of his past.
Met Her Match
Jude Deveraux
Set in the beloved
fictional town of
Summer Hill, this story
examines the tensions
between the wealthy
townspeople, the
summer vacationers
and the working-class
people who keep the town and resort
running. Told with humor and heart, this
story is the perfect summer escape.
Talking to Strangers
Malcolm Gladwell
How did Fidel Castro
fool the CIA for a
generation? Why
are campus sexual
assaults on the
rise? This book is a
classically Gladwellian
intellectual adventure,
a challenging and controversial excursion
through history, psychology, and scandals
taken straight from the news.
Will My Cat Eat My
Eyeballs?
Caitlin Doughty
Every day, funeral
director Caitlin
Doughty blends her
mortician’s knowledge
of the body and the
intriguing history
behind common
misconceptions about corpses to offer
factual, hilarious, & candid answers to 35
questions posed by her youngest fans.
Queen of Ruin
Tracy Banghart
The stakes are higher
and the battles bolder
in this fierce sequel to
Grace and Fury. When
Nomi is banished, she
finds herself powerless
and headed towards
certain death. Her only
hope is to find her sister on the prison
island of Mount Ruin. But when she
arrives, it is not the island of conquered,
broken women that they expected.
Spin the Dawn
Elizabeth Lim
Project Runway meets
Mulan in this sweeping
fantasy about a girl
who poses as a boy
to compete for the
role of imperial tailor
and embarks on an
impossible journey to
sew 3 magic dresses, from the sun, the
moon, and the stars. Steeped in Chinese
culture, romance, and magic, this book is
perfect for fans of Sarah J. Maas.
The Rest of
the Story
Sarah Dessen
From #1 New York
Times bestselling
author Sarah Dessen
comes a big-hearted,
sweeping novel about
a girl who reconnects
with a part of her
family she hasn’t seen since she was a
little girl—and falls in love, all over
the course of a magical summer. 5

NOW AVAILABLE IN COMICS AND GRAPHIC NOVELS
ADULT YOUNG ADULT JUVENILE
Monstress Vol. 3
Marjorie Liu &
Sana Takeda
The newest volume
of the series set in an
alternate matriarchal
1900’s Asia. Maika has
spent most of her life
learning how to fight,
but how will she fare
when the only way to save her life...is
to make friends? Collects issues 13-18
of the Hugo Award and British Fantasy
Award series.
Superman Vol. 1:
The Unity Saga:
Phantom Earth
Brian Michael Bendis
The fallout from the
Man of Steel miniseries
has Clark Kent
looking at the world
through new eyes...
with new ideas about
what Superman could and should do
for the city of Metropolis and the planet
Earth. His first job? Getting the planet out
of the Phantom Zone!
Middle School
Misadventures
Jason Platt
In Jason Platt’s
debut graphic novel,
Ferris Bueller meets
Calvin and Hobbes
in this hilarious and
embarrassing middle
school caper that asks
the important questions--like how long
can a fast-talking, daydreaming, middle
school kid vamp before he embarrasses
himself in front of his whole school?
FROM OUR CHILDREN’S LIBRARIAN
Bad Guys, Good Reading
Over the summer The Bad Guys series was
most asssuredly one of the most popular
book series checked out by our 7-12 year-old male
patrons. The graphic novel version of the Wings
of Fire series certainly gave them a run for their
money, but this one was still the #1 item I saw
getting checked out. As the mother of a little boy
who I sometimes have to bribe to read, seeing
kids his age eager to read these books, certainly
piqued my interest. The Bad Guys Episode 9: The
Big Bad Wolf, just hit our shelves in September, so
now seems like a great time to share my thoughts
on these books. They’re fantastic! I love them and
best of all my son loves them and actually wants
to read them! The Bad Guys Episode 1 introduces
the main characters of Mr. Wolf, Mr. Piranha, Mr.
Snake and Mr. Shark. Clearly they are all creatures
that are notorious for being bad, but Mr. Wolf has a
plan to change things! They’re going to be heroes!
They’re going to be good guys! The first book
covers Mr. Wolf working to convince his cohorts
that they want to be good too, and they’ll start by
breaking 200 dogs out of the Maximum Security
City Dog Pound. Each book brings a hilarious new
adventure in their quest to become good.
These books are a fantastic choice for kids just
getting started reading chapter books. There
are tons of illustrations and not too many words
on each page making it less daunting for young
readers. They are also laugh-out-loud funny, which
makes for a great read-aloud even parents can
enjoy. Usually when I start reading these with my
son I only intend to read a chapter or two a night,
but he always wants to keep going. Finding books
that kids actually enjoy is essential for creating
good readers. Hopefully your young reader will
enjoy these as well! All 9 books in the series are
currently available on our shelves, so come check
them out! Happy Reading!
- Melissa
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MAIN LIBRARY
NOW AVAILABLE IN MOVIES
Aladdin
(2019)
PG
Aladdin
stumbles
upon a magic
oil lamp that
unleashes a
powerful genie. Tthey embark
on a dangerous mission to
stop Jafar from overthrowing
young Jasmine’s kingdom.
AUSTIN BRANCH
Instant Family
PG-13
When Pete
and Ellie
decide to start
a family, they
stumble into
the world of
foster care adoption. When
they meet 3 siblings, they find
themselves speeding from
zero to three kids overnight.
LEXINGTON BRANCH
Spiderman:
Into the
Spiderverse
PG
Teen Miles
Morales
becomes
Spider-Man of
his reality, crossing his path
with five counterparts from
other dimensions to stop a
threat for all realities.
Rocketman
R
A musical
fantasy about
Elton John’s
breakthrough
years in the
1970s set to
his most beloved songs. It’s
the epic musical story of his
transformation from shy piano
prodigy to global superstar.
Fatal Attraction (R) | Ghost (PG-13) | The First Wives Club (PG-13) | A Dog’s Way Home (PG)
James & the Giant Peach (PG) | Hotel Transylvania 1, 2, & 3 (PG) | Minnie’s Bow-Tique (G)
Mickey’s Numbers Roundup (PG) | Minnie’s Masquerade (G) | Mickey’s Choo-Choo Express (G)
Zombillenium
NR
A health
and safety
inspector
unwillingly
winds up with
a gig at a
horror-themed amusement
park run by real-life
werewolves, vampires and
zombies.
Ugly Dolls
PG
An adventure
in which the
free-spirited
UglyDolls
confront what
it means to
be different, struggle with
a desire to be loved, and
ultimately discover who you
truly are is what matters most.
Saving Flora
NR
Dawn rescues
Flora the
elephant from
the circus
the night
before she is
scheduled for euthanization.
The only way to safety is
through 200 kilometers of
woods, a river, and 2 hunters.
Pokémon
Detective
Pikachu
PG-13
Ace detective
Harry goes
missing,
prompting
his son to find out what
happened. Aiding in the
investigation is Harry’s former
partner, Detective Pikachu.
It (1990) (NR) | The Stand (NR) | Annabelle: Creation (R) | Replicas (PG-13)
Bumblebee (PG-13) | Gremlins (PG) | Scooby-Doo! Return to Zombie Island (NR)
Pokémon Black and White Collection (NR) | Mickey Mouse Clubhouse Road Rally (G)
A Dog’s
Journey
PG
This is the
sequel to A
Dog’s Promise.
A dog finds
the meaning
of his own existence is love,
friendship, and devotion
through the lives of the
humans he meets.
Robin Hood
PG-13
Loxley, Friar
Tuck, Little
John, and
their band of
oppressed
rebels mount
an audacious revolt against
the corrupt English crown by
attempting to rob the sheriff of
his money and power.
POMS
PG-13
POMS is a
comedy about
a group of
women who
form a cheer
leading squad
at their retirement community,
proving that you’re never too
old to ‘bring it!’ and follow your
dreams.
Pet Sematary
(2019)
R
Dr. Creed
and his family
relocate to
rural Maine.
They discover
a mysterious burial ground
hidden deep in the woods
near their new home. Tragedy
strikes, and evil is unleashed.
Gone with the Wind 70th Anniv Ed. (G) | “Crocodile” Dundee (PG-13) | Unplanned (R) | Tommy Boy (PG-13)
Astronaut (NR) | Dumbo (2019) (PG) | Ninja Blaze (G) | The Jungle Bunch (NR)
The Legend of Hallowaiian (PG) | Peppa Pig: Pumpkin Party (G) | Mickey’s Storybook Surprises (G)
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PROGRAMS & EVENTS
MAIN LIBRARY
EXERCISE CLUB - R
Join us for a twice-weekly exercise club. All
ability levels are welcome. Water and yoga mats
are provided.
Mondays (Pilates) & Thursdays (Cardio), 6-7 PM
Children’s Meeting Room
STEAM LABS
Kids 12 and under are welcome to join us
for a weekly lab about science, technology,
engineering, art, and math.
Tuesdays, 10-11 AM
Children’s Meeting Room
EARLY LITERACY PROGRAM
Bring your little ones for a dynamic storytime
designed for ages ranging from infant to pre-k.
Wednesdays, 10-11 AM
Children’s Meeting Room
BASIC COMPUTER CLASS - R
Learn how to use the keyboard and the mouse
to interact with software. Classes are 6 weeks
long. Begins October 17.
Thursdays, 6-7:30 PM
Upstairs Meeting Room
INTRO TO GENEALOGY CLASS - R
Come learn the basics of genealogical research
and how we can help you in your research from
our resident expert. Space is limited.
Wednesdays, Nov. 6, 13, 20, 27, 1-2 PM
Upstairs Meeting Room
FAMILY MOVIE MATINEE
All ages are welcome for a family-friendly movie,
rated G or PG. Drinks & popcorn are provided.
First come, first serve.
Saturdays, 2-4 PM
Children’s Meeting Room
ADULT HOLIDAY CRAFT NIGHT
Come make a turkey or a tree out of a
discarded book. All supplies will be provided.
Monday, Oct. 21, 28, 5-7:30 PM
Children’s Meeting Room
SEWING WORKSHOPS- R
Join us for sewing workshops designed for
adults and teens. Beginners are welcome. Sew
machines and supplies will be provided.
Mon., Nov. 4, 18, 25 & Dec. 2, 9, 16, 5-7 PM
Children’s Meeting Room
PUMPKIN PAINTING- R
Come paint pumpkins with us! We will provide
the pumpkins & paints. Supplies are limited.
Wednesday, Oct. 23, 4:30-5:30 PM
Children’s Meeting Room
BOOK BUDDY WORKSHOP- R
Bring the kids to a special storytime, where
they can build their own stuffed animal from
Over the River. Supplies are limited.
Wednesday, Nov. 20, 4:30-5:30 PM
Children’s Meeting Room
ORNAMENT DECORATING- R
Come decorate your own holiday ornament.
Ornaments & supplies are provided but limited.
Wednesday, Dec. 18, 4:30-5:30 PM
Children’s Meeting Room
1-ON-1 TECH ASSISTANCE - R
Do you have a new device to set up or learn
how to use? Are you confused about Evergreen
or Libby? We offer free, one-hour tutoring
sessions for these issues and more.
Weekdays By Appointment Only
ALL EVENTS ARE FREE FOR
EVERYONE. NO LIBRARY
CARD REQUIRED.
FREE
R
EVENTS MARKED WITH A RED
“R” REQUIRE REGISTRATION.
TO REGISTER CALL 812-752-2751.
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NOW SHOWING
PROGRAMS & EVENTS
FAMILY MOVIE MATINEE
FAMILY MOVIE MATINEE
SAT. 2:00-4:00 PM
SATURDAYS, 2:00-4:00 PM
OCTOBER 5 OCTOBER 12 OCTOBER 19
OCTOBER 26
NOVEMBER 2 NOVEMBER 9 NOVEMBER 23 NOVEMBER 30
DECEMBER 7 DECEMBER 14 DECEMBER 21 DECEMBER 28
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PROGRAMS & EVENTS
AUSTIN BRANCH
PUMPKIN PAINTING- R
Come paint pumpkins with us! We will provide
the pumpkins & paints. Supplies are limited.
Tuesday, Oct. 22, 4:30-5:30 PM
Conference Room
BOOK BUDDY WORKSHOP- R
Bring the kids to a special storytime, where
they can build their own stuffed animal from
Over the River. Supplies are limited.
Tuesday, Nov.19, 4:30-5:30 PM
Conference Room
ORNAMENT DECORATING- R
Come decorate your own holiday ornament.
Ornaments & supplies are limited.
Tuesday, Dec. 17, 4:30-5:30 PM
Conference Room
LEXINGTON BRANCH
PUMPKIN PAINTING- R
Come paint pumpkins with us! We will provide
the pumpkins & paints. Supplies are limited.
Thursday, Oct. 24, 4:30-5:30 PM
Conference Room
BOOK BUDDY WORKSHOP- R
Bring the kids to a special storytime, where they
can build their own stuffed animal from Over the
River. Supplies are limited.
Thursday, Nov. 21, 4:30-5:30 PM
Conference Room
ORNAMENT DECORATING- R
Come decorate your own holiday ornament.
Ornaments & supplies are limited.
Thursday, Dec. 19, 4:30-5:30 PM
Conference Room
UPCOMING MAKE
& TAKE CRAFTS
Each month we will have make &
take crafts available at all of our
locations in the Children’s
Department.
ONE-ON-ONE APPOINTMENTS
Do you need help learning
how to set up or use a new
device or program? We can
help! Call us to schedule an
apointment with a tutor today.
ALL EVENTS ARE FREE FOR
EVERYONE. NO LIBRARY CARD
REQUIRED.
FREE
R
EVENTS MARKED WITH A RED
“R” REQUIRE REGISTRATION.
TO REGISTER CALL 812-752-2751.
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EVENT CALENDAR
OCTOBER NOVEMBER DECEMBER
MAIN LIBRARY
MAIN LIBRARY
MAIN LIBRARY
EXERCISE CLUB - R
Pilates (M), 7, 21, 28, 6-7
Cardio (Th), 3, 10, 17, 24, 31, 6-7
STEAM LABS
Tuesdays, 1, 8, 15, 22, 29, 10-11
EARLY LITERACY
Wednesday, 2, 9, 16, 23, 30, 10-11
BASIC COMPUTER CLASS - R
Thursdays, 17, 24, 31, 6-7:30
FAMILY MOVIE MATINEE
Saturdays, 5, 12, 19, 26, 2-4
ADULT HOLIDAY CRAFT NIGHT
Mondays, 21, 28, 5-7:30
PUMPKIN PAINTING - R
Wednesday, 23, 4:30-5:30
AUSTIN BRANCH
PUMPKIN PAINTING - R
Tuesday, 22, 4:30-5:30
LEXINGTON BRANCH
PUMPKIN PAINTING - R
Thursday, 24, 4:30-5:30
NEXTREAD SUB. BOX- R
Pickup, 4-15; Return, 30
EXERCISE CLUB - R
Mondays, 4, 18, 25, 6-7
Thursdays, 7, 14, 21, 6-7
STEAM LABS
Tuesdays, 5, 12, 19, 26, 10-11
EARLY LITERACY
Wednesday, 6, 13, 20, 27, 10-11
BASIC COMPUTER CLASS - R
Thursdays, 7, 14, 21, 6-7:30
INTRO TO GENEALOGY - R
Wednesdays, 6, 13, 20, 27, 1-2
SEWING WORKSHOP - R
Mondays, 4, 18, 25, 5-7
FAMILY MOVIE MATINEE
Saturdays, 2, 9, 16, 23, 30, 2-4
BOOK BUDDY WORKSHOP - R
Wednesday, 20, 4:30-5:30
AUSTIN BRANCH
BOOK BUDDY WORKSHOP - R
Tuesday, 19, 4:30-5:30
EXERCISE CLUB - R
Mondays, 2, 9, 16, 23, 30, 6-7
Thursdays, 5, 12, 19, 26, 6-7
STEAM LABS
Tuesdays, 3, 10, 17, 10-11
EARLY LITERACY
Wednesday, 4, 11, 18, 10-11
SEWING WORKSHOP
Mondays, 2, 9, 16, 5-7
FAMILY MOVIE MATINEE
Saturdays, 7, 14, 21, 28, 2-4
ORNAMENT DECORATING - R
Wednesday, 18, 4:30-5:30
AUSTIN BRANCH
ORNAMENT DECORATING - R
Tuesday, 17, 4:30-5:30
LEXINGTON BRANCH
ORNAMENT DECORATING - R
Thursday, 19, 4:30-5:30
LEXINGTON BRANCH
BOOK BUDDY WORKSHOP - R
Thursday, 21, 4:30-5:30
R = Registration Required
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SCOTT COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY
108 South Main Street
Scottsburg, IN 47170
LOCATIONS & HOURS
Main Library
108 South Main Street
Scottsburg, IN 47170
Phone: 812-752-2751
Fax: 812-752-2878
Monday 9:00 - 8:00
Tuesday 9:00 - 6:00
Wednesday 9:00 - 6:00
Thursday 9:00 - 8:00
Friday 9:00 - 6:00
Saturday 9:00 - 5:00
Sunday CLOSED
Austin Branch
26 Union Avenue
Austin, IN 47102
Phone: 812-752-2751
Fax: 812-794-4550
Monday 9:30 - 5:30
Tuesday 9:30 - 5:30
Wednesday 9:30 - 5:30
Thursday 9:30 - 5:30
Friday 9:30 - 5:30
Saturday 10:00 - 2:00
Sunday CLOSED
*CLOSED for lunch from
11:30 - 12:30 Monday
through Friday*
Lexington Branch
2781 Cherry Street
Lexington, IN 47138
Phone: 812-752-2751
Fax: 812-889-3846
Monday 9:30 - 5:30
Tuesday 9:30 - 5:30
Wednesday 9:30 - 5:30
Thursday 9:30 - 5:30
Friday 9:30 - 5:30
Saturday 10:00 - 2:00
Sunday CLOSED
*CLOSED for lunch from
11:30 - 12:30 Monday
through Friday*
HOLIDAY CLOSINGS
OCTOBER
October 14 th - Columbus Day
NOVEMBER
November 11 th - Veteran’s Day
November 28 th - Thanksgiving Day
November 29 th - Thanksgiving
DECEMBER
December 24 th - Christmas Eve
December 25 th - Christmas Day
December 31 st - New Year’s Eve
JANUARY
January 1 st - New Year’s Day