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Yuma County Library District launches Pop Up Libraries Published: 09 April 2021 09 April 2021 Yuma, Arizona - The Yuma County Library District (YCLD), in collaboration with Pecan Shadow Apartments, Yuma County Court House, Yuma County Housing Office, and Yuma International Airport, is pleased to present Pop Up Libraries, mobile hotspots that allow users to access YCLD’s e-book collection. This project was supported with funds granted by the Arizona State Library, Archives and Public Records, a division of the Arizona Secretary of State, under the Library Services and Technology Act, which is administered by the Institute of Museum and Library Services. With help from local agencies, YCLD was able to place pop up libraries in several high-traffic locations where people may be waiting for indeterminate times. Onsite posters direct users to select the pop up library Wi-Fi connection and download a book to their device – no reading app or library card required. Users will have an option to submit their contact information to find out how to obtain a YCLD library card.
The Sleepy Eye Herald Dispatch The staff at the Dyckman Free Library have been busy cleaning, painting and rearranging, for the past few months. One of the first projects they tackled was a fresh paint job, wall decor, and shelf arrangement in the children’s area. You know how one project just leads to another? “We have painted all the walls in the ‘new addition’ except for the wall by the restrooms, which will be done shortly,” said Library Director Lisa Steffl. “We’ve also moved some display items around to make more room, the most noticeable is the Chief statue, which we moved to the part of the library that has higher ceilings, becausehe is so tall. He’s also less of a temptation there for the little kiddos to touch him, as they no longer have to walk past him to get to their books.”
Library celebrates 100 years with Centennial webpage Published: 01 February 2021 01 February 2021 Yuma, Arizona - On February 24th, 2021, the Heritage Library will turn 100 years old, and the Yuma County Library District will celebrate 100 years of public library service! Over a century, the Library District has grown from a modest, one-room Carnegie Library to include a Main Library and seven branches. In commemoration, the Library District is pleased to present a Centennial webpage, https://www.yumalibrary.org/100years. The webpage includes a narrative history, timeline, and historic photos for a look back through the decades. The Library District is also inviting the community to “Tell Us Your Yuma Library Story” throughout 2021 by sharing a favorite library memory, recalling a special library visit, or reporting how Yuma libraries have made a difference in their lives. Stories can be written or recorded (as an .mp4 file) and emailed to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.