Inclement Weather Policy

Snow is in the forecast so it is a good time to remind everyone that both branches of the Webster County Library practice the general rule that if the local school system is closed due to inclement weather the library will also be closed.
With that in mind…IF the school system is closed but the library parking lot, sidewalks, etc are clear of ice and snow the library will do it’s best to be open.
On days you are just unsure, it is best to check social media or call ahead to see if the library will be open before you make the trip. Our number one goal is the safety of our staff and patrons!

Paws To Read at the Rogersville Branch Library

We are excited to announce our new monthly program at our Rogersville Branch, Paws to Read! Starting in August on the first Saturday of the month from 10:30-12.

Beginning and reluctant readers are invited to read aloud to Sophie a registered therapy dog who loves stories! After registering you will be notified of your assigned time to bring a book to read to Sophie.

 

Reading to a dog is a great way to improve a child’s reading skills and self-confidence.

 

Message us at roginfo@webstercountylibrary.org to find out how to register!

VetNow by Brainfuse

Vet Now

Are you a veteran? Do you know a veteran? Use your library card to access free, live online assistance from veterans on a variety of topics.

Brought to you by the Missouri State Library. Brainfuse VetNow™ – offers support for veterans and their families navigating the VA bureaucracy, providing academic tutoring, and employment transition assistance. VetNow™ is available to all public libraries and their patrons from any computer or mobile device.

Access a WORLD of knowledge!

A Webster County Library Card can lead to new opportunities, new horizons, or even just a new recipe for dinner!

Get your library card today by just bringing in a photo id and something else with your name and current address to get started. If you have had a library card with us in the past, just bring in a photo id and $2 for a replacement card.

Don’t forget about the kids! Children 5-16 years old can get a library card as long as their parent/guardian has a library card in good standing.

The Webster County Library is part of the Missouri Evergreen Consortium which means our patrons have access to over 4 million books, audiobooks, dvds, and more! Your library card also grants you instant online access to Ancestry.com, Heritage Quest, Tumblebooks, Learning Express, Libby by Overdrive and more online resources will be added soon!

So don’t wait any longer, come on in and feel the power of your own library card!

Take Webster County Library With You!

Take Webster County Library with you wherever you go! With Overdrive or Libby by Overdrive, you have access to thousands of eBooks, Audiobooks, Magazines and more. Great selections for kids and adults!

With easy to use formats and walk through sign ups both Overdrive and Libby make it simple to check out items for your reading or listening pleasure and NO LATE FEES!       FYI- You can download just one or both Libby and Overdrive apps, both have the same title selections, they just have different styles/formats.

Click on the links below to download to your favorite Apple or Android Devices.

 

Libby for Apple Products 

Libby for Android Products

Overdrive for Apple Products

Overdrive for Android Products

Driver Training

 

The Webster County Library has partnered with Driving-Tests.org, a company dedicated to driver safety and education, to offer free Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) practice tests to library patrons, starting on 27 March 2018. The practice tests are based on the state’s actual DMV materials.

The creators of Driving-Tests.org have emphasized availability and accessibility to help new drivers study state manuals and take driving practice tests. Partnership with Driving-Tests.org allows the us to harness the power of Driving-Tests.org’s specialized practice exams to turn new drivers into safer drivers.

To visit our portal to Driving-Tests.org, click here.

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