The library has a disc dispenser called 'the vault'. It is a self-service media vault that allows you to reserve items via the vault website and use your card to get your items out of the box. You can print or email (or both) your receipt to keep track of what you have and when it's due. To get started using the vault ask at the circulation desk. View the contents of the vault by clicking here!
The Navajo County Job Help Hub, based at the Holbrook Public Library, is here to help Navajo County Residents develop computer skills, create excellent resumes, hone job seeking tools, and even start their own business. The hub offers abundant computer time, free printing for job related activities, software and websites for jobseekers and one on one time with an instructor. Click here for the Job Help Hub calendar. For more information, click here to visit the Job Help Hub website!
The Crop and Craft for September is being moved to the 28th so as to not confict with the Navajo County Fair. Bring a snack to share and your current project and enjoy an evening with other scrappers/crafters! For more information, email Barb.
Your donation provides money for library programs and materials such as Summer Reading, research resources, storytime and more! There are two easy ways to donate. You can use Paypal (the top option) or Google Checkout.
Track your library books. Let Elf help you manage your library loans and holds. Avoid overdues with email alerts. Check multiple library cards. Track books, DVDs, CDs, videos, etc. Join for free.
Mango is an online language-learning system that can help you learn languages like Spanish, French, Japanese, Brazilian Portuguese, German, Mandarin Chinese, Greek, Italian, Russian and more.
Library closed? Commuting? No time to read? No problem! Use your library card to set up a free account and start downloading online 24/7 to listen to over 2,800 Audiobooks for all ages on your own personal media player, PC, or laptop.
Access to wonderful resources from Ebsco, for all ages on health, business, home improvement, science, auto and small engine repair, hobbies and crafts, and encyclopedias, plus full-text magazines and newspapers.
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Free internet access is available to the public on their own computers or on public computers provided by the library. Library computers are only available for limited amounts of time.
