Welcome to Cawker City Public Library

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802 Locust Street, Cawker City, KS 67430

(785) 781-4925

Stacy Koster, Librarian

cawkerlib@nckcn.com

Hours
Monday - 1:00 pm to 5:00 pm

Tuesday - 1:00 pm to 5:00 pm

Wednesday - 1:00 pm to 7:00 pm

Thursday - 1:00 pm to 5:00 pm

Friday - 10:00 am to 12:00 noon; - 1:00 pm to 5:00 pm

Saturday - 1:00 pm to 5:00 pm

Sunday - closed

New Videos in January

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High Lonesome

New Young adult books in January

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The Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants, by Ann Brashares

New Adult Books in January

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Cowboy Up, by Ryan Thorburn
A Fatal Thaw, by Dana Stabenow
Jack Bauer's Having a Bad Day, by Tim Wesemann
Assault of the Mountain Man, by William W. Johnstone
Secrets to the Grave, by Tami Hoag
He Sees You When You're Sleeping, by Mary Carol Higgins Clark
The Wyoming Kid, by Debbie Macomber
Private: 1 Suspect, by James Patterson
The Hunter, by John Lescroart
D.C. Dead, by Stuart Woods
Love in a Nutshell, by Janet Evanovich
Down the Darkest Road, by Tami Hoag
Sleep Walker, by Karen Robards
Covert Warriors, by W.E.B. Griffin
Hidden Summit, by Robyn Carr
Come a Little Closer, by Dorothy Garlock
The Duke is Mine, by Eloisa James
Dust of the Damned, by Peter Branvold
Reflections and Dreams, by Nora Roberts
The Hanged Man's Song, by John Sanford
Bloodline, A Stranger in the Mirror and The Naked Face, by Sidney Sheldon
At Risk, by Patricia Cornwell
Over the Edge, by Jonathan Kellerman
Helldorado, by Peter Branvold
Out of the Dark, by Sharon Sala
Hannibal, by Thomas Harris
Real Ghosts, Restless Spirits and Haunted Places, by Brad Steiger
Begin Again: 150 Kansas Poems
Chosen to Die, by Lisa Jackson
Halsey's Typhoon, by Bob Drury
Patton's Drive, by Alan Axelrod
They're Playing My Game, by Hank Stram
Eyewitness to the Alamo, by Bill Groneman
Forever Christmas, by Christine Lynxwiler
The Wheat Field, by Steve Thayer
A Necessary Evil, by Alex Kava
Cell and Nightmares and Dreamscapes, by Stephen King
Lost Lake, by Phillip Margolin
Tallgrass Voices: Poems
Flyboys, by James Bradley
Cold Mountain, by Charles Fraxier
Mayflower, by Nathaniel Philbrick
Haunted Kansas, by Lisa Heitz
Ghost Soldiers, by Hampton Sides
World War II, by H. Willmott
The War Begins, by William Davis
The Confederate High Tide, by Champ Clark
Runners and Raiders, by Blockade
Lost Subs, by Spencer Dunmore
America's Battlegrounds, by Richard Sauers

New Videos in December

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Ride With the Wind
Antz

New Children's Books in December

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Diary of a Wimpy Kid: Cabin Fever, by Jeff Kinney

New Young Adult Books in December

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The Second Summer of Sisterhood and Girls in Pants, by Ann Brashares

New Adult Books in December

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The Berry Bender Narratives, by Larry McMurtry
The Taste of Home Cookbook
The Drop, by Michael Connelly
Explosive Eighteen, by Janet Evanovich
The Next Always, by Nora Roberts
Baby Don't Go, by Stephanie Bond
Revenge of Eagles, by William W. Johnston
At First Sight, by Stephen J. Cannell
Raising the Dead, by Chauncey W. Crandall IV, MD
Never Again Good-Bye, by Terri Balckstock
Ashes and Ice, Rivers of Gold, Treasures of the North and What She Left for Me, by Tracie Peterson
Black Wind and Dark Watch, by Clive Cussler
Love Come to Me, by Lisa Kleypas
A Thousand Acres, by Jane Smiley
In the Deep Midwinter, by Robert Clark
Edge of Apocalypse and Thunder of Heaven, by Tim LaHaye and Craig Parshall
Captive Splendors and Captive Secrets, by Fern Michaels
Holiday in Stone Creek, by Linda Lael Miller
Locked On, by Tom Clancy
A Scottish Love, by Karen Ranney
The Long Hunt, by Cameron Judd
Red Mist, by Patricia Cornwell

Angel Tree

2011-11-27T17:26:00.002-06:00

The angel tree will be at the Cawker City Public Library starting Nov. 28. With the generosity of people like you, people in the surrounding area will have a happier holiday. How can you help? It's easy.

Select an angel from the tree located in the library with information about your angel (gender, age, etc.) listed on the back.

Shop for you angel, and return your new gifts, all wrapped, to the tree before Dec. 21.

If you have any questions, call the library.

For Sale

2011-11-27T16:55:00.002-06:00

The library has a maple table with one leaf for sale. Asking $50 or best offer. If interested, you may call 781-4925 or stop by the library.

New Children's Books in November

2011-11-07T15:09:00.004-06:00

Bringing The Rain to Kapith Plain, by Verna Aardema
The Night Before Halloween, by Natasha Wing
Ladybug Girl and Bumblebee Boy, by David Soman
Easy Street, by Rita Gray
Little Ike, by Roy Bird
A Head is for Hats, by Mary Serfozo
We are All Different, by Kirsten Hall
The 100-Pound Problem, by Jennifer Dussling
Moose Tales, by Nancy Van Laan
Thunderbolt, by Stan and Jan Bernstein
Snow Shapes, by Judith Moffatt
The Cat and the Bird in the Hat, by Norman Bridwell
Road Hog, by Barbara Shook Hazen
The Case of the Climbing Cat and Mr. Putter and Tabby Pour Tea, by Cynthia Rylant
Fishy Tales and Wake Up Sun!, by David L. Harrison
Spots, by Marcia Leonard
Play with Max and Ruby, by Rosemary Wells
A Girl, a Goat and a Goose, by David McPhail
The Fox and the Stork, by Gerald McDermott
Geese Find the Missing Piece, by Marco
Giulio Maestro and Walt Disney's Comics

New Adult Books in November

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The Christmas Wedding, by James Patterson
The Best of Me, by Nicholas Sparks
Once Upon A River, by Bonnie Jo Campbell
Nightwoods, by Charles Frazier
State of Wonder, by Ann Patchett
Outlaw Pass, by Charles G. West
A Beginner's Guide to Rakes, by Suzanne Enoch
Seduced by the Highlander, by Julianne MacLean
Bound by Blood, by Amanda Ashley
Dying Scream, by Mary Burton
Silent Thunder, by Iris Johansen
The Ghost of Apache Creek, by Ralph Compton
Prince of Ravenscar, by Catherine Coulter
Hotel Vendome, by Danielle Steel
The Litigators, by John Grisham
The Wedding Quilt, by Jennifer Chiaverini
Cowboy Come Home, by Janette Kenny
Reckless, by Hannah Howell
The Viper, by Monica McCarty
Wyoming Tough, by Diana Palmer
Bring Me Home for Christmas, by Robyn Carr
A Most Dangerous Profession, by Karen Hawkins
If the World Fits, You're the Wrong Size
Irish Dreams, by Nora Roberts
The Illuminati and Damaged but Not Broken, by Larry Burkett
Leave a Candle Burning, by Lori Wick
90 Minutes in Heaven, by Don Piper
When Did I stop Being Barbie & Become Mrs. Potato Head, by Mary Pierce
The Dwelling, by Susie Moloney
Foreign Body, Intervention & Cure, by Robin Cook
Angels & Demons, The DaVinci Code & Deception Point, by Dan Brown
Beyond Tallulah, by Wyly Hamilton
The Quilt and The Music Box, by T. Davis Bunn
Return to Harmony, by Janette Oke
Retribution, by Jillian Hoffman
The Maiden of Mayfair, by Lawana Blackwell
Short Stories for Long Rainy Days, by Katherine Anne Douglas
Stone Kiss, by Faye Kellerman
Letters for Lizzie, by James O'Donnell
The Christmas Letters, by Bret Nicholaus
True Believers, by Linda Dorrell
No Dark Valley, by Jamie Langston Truner
Pacific Hope, by Bette Nordberg
Written on Her Heart, by Alan Maki
Hi Honey I'm Home, by Linda Windsor
Secret for Nightingale and The India Fan, by Victoria Holt
Bride for a Night, by Rosemary Rogers
Secrets in the Shadows, by V.C. Andrews
Risk Only Money, by Jack DeBoer
Miracle Cure, by Harlan Coben
The Piano Teacher, by Janice Y.K. Lee
Kill Alex Cross, by James Patterson
Devil's Gate, by Clive Cussler
V is for Vengeance, by Sue Grafton

New Games in October

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For Playstation 2:

Guitar Hero
Guitar Hero 3 -- Legends of Rock
Ratchet and Clank, Size Matters

For Nintendo Wii:

Shrek the 3rd

New Adult Books in October

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Rage of Eagles, by William W. Johnstone
Highland Hero, by Amanda Scott
Against the Law, by Kat Martin
His Mistress, by Victoria Alexander
Killing Lincoln, by Bill O'Reilly
The Norse King's Daughter, by Sandra Hill
1225 Christmas Tree Lane, by Debbie Macomber
A Lawman's Christmas, by Linda Lael Miller
Cotton's War, by Phil Dunlap
Gun Country, by Ralph Cotton
A Bride Unveiled, by Jillian Hunter
Shock Wave, by John Sandford
Murder Unleashed, by Rita Mae Brown
Killjoy, by Julie Garwood
Last Known Victim, by Erica Spindler
Killer Weekend, by Ridley Pearson
Intensity, by Dean Koontz

Snow Domes on display

2011-10-02T17:30:00.002-05:00

The library would like to welcome our new display in our display cabinet. Lottie Herod has brought in a few of her snow domes to share with the public. She has collected snow domes for over 11 years now and has well over 100 of them in her collection. She has always liked snow domes since she was a little girl.

Her favorite ones are On the Road Again, Salt Lake Olympics, Enduring Freedom and 01-01-2000 Computer.

Thanks for sharing, Lottie!

New Children's Books in September

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Three Little Kittens, by Jerry Pinkney

New Adult Books in September

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Deadwood Gulch, by William W. Johnstone
The Sackett Companion, by Louis L'Amour
Hot Springs, by Stephen Hunter
The Madman's Tale, by John Katzenbach
The Walking, by Bentley Little
Nine Fingers, by Thom August
Naomi, by Douglas Clegg
Small Town, by Lawrence Block
Samantha, by Tamara Thorne
The Babes in the Wood, by Ruth Rendell
Close to Home, by Peter Robinson
Daughter of the Darkness, by V.C. Andrews
Night Game, by Christine Feehan
Injustice for All, by J.A. Janice
The Present Darkness, by Franke E. Peretti
Captive Passions and Captive Embraces, by Fern Michaels
With No One As Witness, Kill Me If You Can, by James Patterson
To Bed a Beauty, by Nicole Jordan
Only Time Will Tell, by Jeffrey Archer
Heartwishes, by Jude Deveraux
Prey, by Linda Howard
The Seduction of Scandal, by Cathy Maxwell
.45 Caliber Desperado, by Peter Brandvold
Good Girls Don't, by Victoria Dahl
Willow, by Linda Lael Miller
Secrets of Bella Terra and Revenge of Bella Terra, by Christina Dodd
The Mercy, by Beverly Lewis
1105 Yakima Street, by Debbie Macomber
Caine's Reckoning, Sam's Creed and Tucker's Claim, by Sarah McCarty
The Race, by Clive Cussler
An Offer From a Gentleman, by Julia Quinn
Cloud Nine, by Luanne Rice
Hearts Divided, The Last Gunfighter, by William W. Johnstone
New York to Dallas, by J.D. Robb
Killing the Blues, by Robert B. Parker
Bound by Night, by Amanda Ashley
Lethal, by Sandra Brown
Highland Master, by Amanda Scott
Son of Stone, by Stuart Woods
Forever Odd, by Dean Koontz
Shadow Music and Murder List, by Julie Garwood
The Warrior, by Kinley MacGregor
A Pirates Love, Johanna Lindsey

New Children's Books in August

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Pouch, by David Ezra Stein

New Adult Books in August

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Trust, by Janet Dailey
High Country Bride, by Linda Lael Miller
London Bridges, by James Patterson
Lion of Babylon, by Davis Bunn
Wicked in Your Arms, by Sophie Jordan
The Bed and the Bachelor, by Tracy Anne Warren
Merciless, by Diana Palmer
Smuggler's Lady, by Jane Feather
Heart of the West, by Penelope Williamson
Fast Forward, by Judy Mercer
Birds of Kansas, by Max C. Thompson
Lying in Wait, Tombstone Courage, and Shoot/Don't Shoot, by J.A. Jance
Montana, by Debbie Macomber
The Ideal Man, by Julie Garwood
The Lawman, by Lyle Brandt
Victory and Honor, by W.E.B. Griffin

New Computers

2011-01-21T10:47:00.001-06:00

The library now has two new computers for patrons use. Each computer has Windows 7. Come and check them out!

New School DVDs

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Check out the DVDs of school activities that we have available at the library. This includes music programs, boys and girls basketball games, and Lakeside Jr. High students 2010 songs created about Warren Inskeep, Steve Richardson and Jay Bingesser.

Critics Corner

2009-09-04T11:57:00.002-05:00

Check out our new critics corner in the library.

Comments on all different kinds of books will be posted.

Patrons may make their own comments about any book they choose and it will be posted for other patrons to see.

Thanks to Susan Scott for her donation of the bulletin board.

Children's Section

2009-09-04T11:46:00.002-05:00

Come in and check out the children's section in the library. We have added a $1,000.00 in new books and a new table and chairs. We have also added some new toys to this section.

Get Your Green On

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Get Your Green On at Your Library.

Re-usable bags are being sold at the Cawker City Public Library. They are $ 2.50 each.

This is a fund raiser project for the library.

Telling a Story with the Magic Blanket

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Summer Reading

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Calendar

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Wed., Feb. 1, 2012

Story Hour from 6 - 6:30 pm. All ages of children are welcome to attend.

Fri., Feb. 3 thru Feb. 14, 2012

Come and show your support for the fight against heart disease in women. The library will celebrate National Wear Red Day. Collect important information about heart disease.

Wed. Feb 8, 2012

Story Hour from 6 - 6:30 pm. All ages of children are welcome to attend.

Wed., Feb. 22, 2012

Library Board Meeting at 6:30 pm. The public is invited to attend and learn more about e readers and e books from Chris Ripple with CKLS.

Wed., Feb. 29, 2012

Story Hour from 6 - 6:30 pm. All ages of children are welcome to attend.

Computer classes

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Learning a new craft

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Santa visits the library

2008-01-29T09:33:00.000-06:00

Book Delivery to Your Home

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For:

Readers Who Are Unable to Visit the Library in Person
Disabled
No Transportation
Don't Want to go out in Bad Weather, etc.

Information We Need:

What Type of Books do you Prefer?

Biography
Mysteries
Non-Fiction
Western
Fiction
Romance
Other

Certain Authors?
Certain Titles?

How Many Books Would You Like at a Time?

Delivery:

Every Two Weeks

If you are interested in this service or have any questions, please call 781-4925.

Computers

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We have two computers and printers available for use by the general public for research.

We have wireless internet for those of you that are interested.

Each user is limited to thirty minutes, however, the librarian may use discretion in extending time.

Patrons under 18 years of age must be attended by parent or guardian or must have a signed consent by parent or guardian.

Prices for printer copies are as follows:

$ .15 each for black and white copies
$ .30 each for color copies
$1.00 each for all photo copies

Blue Skyways

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Blue Skyways is a service of the Kansas State Library.

Site Features:

Library Services
KanFind Databases
Kansas Library Card
Library Directory
Library Events
Towns and Cities
Genealogy Resources
The Carnegie Legacy

http://skyways.lib.ks.us/

Federal Tax Forms

2007-11-14T10:43:00.010-06:00

We now have Federal Forms and Instructions: 1040EZ, 2441, and forms 8812, 1040 and 1040A.

Summer Library Program

2007-11-14T10:43:00.006-06:00

We just completed our summer reading program for 2009. Our theme this year was "Be Creative".

Thanks to all the kids who participated this year, the adults who helped and the businesses who donated to make our program a success!

Watch for our theme and times for the 2010 program.

Free Brochures

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State Park guides
Visitor guides for local attactions
City brochures
Motels and guest houses
Consumer information catalog
Parenting guides

These are a few of the many brochures available.

Audio Books

2007-11-14T10:42:00.008-06:00

We have the following audio books in the library:

Power of a Woman, by Barbara Taylor Bradford
The Ghost, by Danielle Steel
The Long Road Home, by Danielle Steel
Cradle and All, by James Patterson
Wild Animals, by Rich Shapero
A Stranger's Game, by Joan Johnston
Suddenly, by Barbara Delinsky
Let Me Call You Sweetheart, by Mary Higgins Clark
The Street Lawyer, by John Grisham
All Through the Night, by Mary Higgins Clark

New audio books are added every other month from the Central Kansas Library System rotating truck.

If there is a particular book or author that you are interested in, let the librarian know, and she can request it for you.

Audio books may be checked out for a 3 week period also.

Magazines and Newspapers

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The Cawker City Ledger is available for reading in the library.

Magazines may be checked out for 3 weeks.

Some of the magazines we have available are:

Kansas History
Art of the West
People
Saturday Evening Post
Reminisce
Wild West
Country
Reader's Digest (large and small print editions)

We also have magazines to give away.

We have a large collection of National Geographic Magazines dating from 1915 to 2006. Anyone interested in any of these magazines should contact the library.

Microfilm Reader/Printer

2007-11-14T10:42:00.001-06:00

We have microfilm dating from 1881 to the present on the following newspapers:

Cawker City Ledger
Glen Elder News
Tipton Times
Hunter Herald
Tri County News
Simpson News

If we don't have what you are looking for, the librarian can order it for you.

Microfilm cannot be checked out, but may be viewed on our reader at the library. A printer is also available.

Kansas Library Card

2007-11-14T10:41:00.001-06:00

Kansas has purchased $ 1.5 million dollars in online resources every Kansan can use in the library or at home using the Web. Every Kansan has a right to use these resources, but you need a Kansas Library Card.

You need to complete a form with the librarian to obtain a Kansas Library Card.

Some of the resources available through the Kansas Library Card include two online encyclopedias, the complete text of thousands of articles, and descriptions of educational activities.

Resources available for genealogists includes the complete census from 1790 to 1920 (and portions of the 1930) and the complete text of 25,000 family and local histories.

Genealogical Society

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The North Central Kansas Genealogical Society was organized in September, 1977. It is located in the Paris room upstairs in the Cawker City Public Library. The goal of the society is to continue the collection of family histories and records of the pioneers of our area. The society provides information on many counties in Kansas with resources from Mitchell, Jewell, Osborne, and Smith counties, including books, cemetery records, newspapers and microfilm of some censuses and many indexes. There are several self-help books and books of New England records.

Queries are answered with a self addressed stamped envelope with a charge for copies. The address is:

The North Central Kansas Genealogical Society, Inc.
P.O. Box 251
Cawker City, Kansas 67430

Contacts: Dorothy Reling in Cawker City, ----Ph. 785-781-4303
Ray Terry in Glen Elder, ----------Ph. 785-545-3284

Membership in the society is open to anyone trying to preserve our history. Meetings are held on the third Saturday of each month. Visitors are always welcome.

History

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Cawker City first had a library soon after its incorporation, when a group of the town's professional men established a lending collection in the office of the local physician. Within ten years they requested that the women of Cawker City form a Library Club to provide library service to residents of this Mitchell County town.

In 1884, through the generosity of Dr. G.W. Chapman, a building of native limestone was erected, and this one-room structure served as the library for eighty-six years. Residents of Cawker City voted to maintain the library as a public library in the 1950's, and in 1970 the city council included space for the library in the renovated city building at the center of town, thus freeing the original stone building for use as a city museum. The present facilities include the main holdings on the first floor, and the second floor includes space for juvenile fiction and a meeting room.

The Cawker City Public Library has a history of loving service by volunteers, and many activities are provided with assistance of board members and patrons. The Cawker City Library provides many services: free public access computers, magazines, Talking Books, interlibrary loans, movies on VHS and DVD's, microfilm reader/printer, Kansas Collection, Rotating Book Collection, local history, new books, Summer Library Program, and HomeworkKansas. The library yearly participates in the Twine-A-Thon parade.
A unique feature of the Cawker City library is that it serves as headquarters for the North Central Kansas Genealogical Society.

As a member of CKLS from its organization, Cawker City has received many benefits to improve service to its patrons, and enjoys particularly the interlibrary loan and new books services. The staff and board members regularly participate in CKLS workshops.

Kansas Section

2007-11-07T15:43:00.000-06:00

Stop by and see our new Kansas Section at the front of the library. Material you can find here includes:

Kansas maps and Visitors Guide "Kansas As Big As You Think"
Videos of Library Read-a-Thons
Videos of Sr. Citizens: School Memories, Remember When..., and A Walk in the Past
Books by Thomas C. Hinkle
Scrapbooks of the library, Waconda Lake, and the Ball of Twine
Kansas Traveler newspaper
Kansas History books
Numerous other books on Kansas

Checking out books, videos and DVDs

2007-11-01T14:00:00.000-05:00

You must be of school age or older to check out books.

Books may be checked out for a three -week period, and may be renewed for an additional three weeks by visiting or calling the library.

Certain encyclopedias and reference books are not to be removed from the library.

Fines may be assessed at the rate of 20 cents per day or $1.00 per week. There may be a free week of forgiveness each year in which books may be returned without subject to fines.

Video and DVD tapes and video games may be checked out for five days with a limit of two at a time.

HomeworkKansas

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What is it?

Live tutors help students with science, social studies, math and English.

Who is it for?

Any student in 4th through 12th grades and students taking college introductory level courses.

What does it cost?

Free

When is it available?

Seven days a week from 4 to 11 pm

Contact the library for more information.

Interlibrary Loan

2007-11-01T13:34:00.000-05:00

Your librarian can obtain books from other libraries for you. Let her know the specific title and author of the book you are wanting, and she can request it for you. Due to postage costs, patrons wanting interlibrary loans will pay for postage of $1.00 to return books.

CKLS Rotating Books

2007-11-01T13:15:00.002-05:00

The Central Kansas Library System rotating truck brings new books to the library every other month. These are available to be checked out for three weeks also. Let the librarian know if there is a certain author or type of book you like to read.

Special Thanks

2007-11-01T10:11:00.068-05:00

We want to show our appreciation to the following people who have made donations of books, videos, money, or other items to the library or have assisted in library projects:

Lottie Herod
Lee Mick
Steve Weber
Renee Green
Nichole Larson
Tammy, Chance and Trinity Hoffman
Kay Jones
Mrs. Judy Haidt
Erma Luckey
Cawker City Senior Center
Kathy Bowles
Aelaina and Analecia Roubedeaux
Bill Stacy
Nancy Hardin
Paul LaRocque
Henry and Debby Armknecht
Solomon Valley Cinema
Ryan and Sarah Lynch
Sue Wise
Joan Wagner
Downs Super Foods
Paula Newlin, Lakeside Liquor
Vikki Aramendi
Doug Lowden
Mr. and Mrs. Cruse
Brenda Schultz
Brad Goheen
Marilyn Peterson
Class of 1990
Brenda Newman
Dorothy Beattie
Berta Burda
Cawker City Community Club
B & B Liquor
Dale Wooton
American Legion
Tom & Norma Veasey
Myra Meadows
Lisa LaRocque
Gary and Virginia Wilson
Leon Dubbert
Brian Park
Henry and Mary Ann Park
Teresa Peterson
Loretta Terry
Theresa and Eric Baker
Linda Kastrup
Kathy Webster
Krell Family
Father Don McCarthy
Nicholas Koster
Sherry Knouf
Catlin's Apple Market
Phyllis Thull
Erin Brown
Amy Stanfield
Layne Elmore
Nadine Pirotte
Boyd Hamilton
Farmers & Merchants State Bank
Nancy Rothgeb
Wise Construction
Solomon Valley Cinema
D'Meris Musgrove
Judy Rodell
Val Redinger
Leona Flavin
Kassidi Krell
Family of Jim Thompson
Family of Kay Thull
Logan Benton
Teresa Cobb
Chris Koster
Jennifer Brown
Lois Schreuder
Ruth Koster family
City of Cawker
Koster Lumber
Bill and Pam Brummer
Ross and Cher Olson
Kent Koster
Sunflower Manufacturing
The Cut Above
McDonald-Roberts Funeral Service
Frank and Carol Porter
Mr. & Mrs. Joe Johnston
Jean and Marion Brown
Susan Scott
Cassi Walsh, Carter and Reid
Jim & Kathy Hughes
Cunningham Telephone
Catlin's Apple Market
Wise Construction
Katie Koster
Nicholas Koster
Jolene Albert
Hal and Dottie Roberts
Virginia Olberding
Kathy Koster
Cheryl Maus
Alta Stech
Nathan Weeks
Shirley Smith
Majean Schneider
Pearl Stearns
Lois Wise
Chuck and Dolly Barr
Carol Weeks
Tammy Wiles
Mary Bader
Linda Schmidt
Mildred and Dorothy Reling
Betty Kiefer
Jenny Bowles
Howie and Paula Fitzpatrick
Ellie Garten

A great big Thank You!

Library Board

2007-09-03T11:48:00.007-05:00

The current board members are:

Joe Johnston, President.
Kathleen Hughes, Vice President
Leona Flavin, Secretary
Jean Brown, Treasurer
Frank Porter
Theresa Koster
Renee Green

Board meetings are held the 3rd Wednesday of each month at 6:30 pm in the library. The public is welcome. No meetings are held in November or December.

Getting a Library Card

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Fill out a card with your information at the librarian's desk. You have the option to use your name or a number of your choosing when you check out library materials.

Hours

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The library will be open the following hours each week:

Monday - 1:00 pm to 5:00 pm
Tuesday - 1:00 pm to 5:00 pm
Wednesday - 1:00 pm to 7:00 pm
Thursday - 1:00 pm to 5:00 pm
Friday - 10:00 am to 12:00 noon;
- 1:00 pm to 5:00 pm
Saturday - 1:00 pm to 5:00 pm
Sunday - closed