Katie Underwood Named Fresh Face
TEEN LIBRARIAN UNDERWOOD NAMED FRESH FACE IN KENTUCKY LIBRARIES
TEEN LIBRARIAN UNDERWOOD NAMED FRESH FACE IN KENTUCKY LIBRARIES
Marshall County Public Library Introduces LibMD Kits to Support Community Health
The New York Times is now available from the Marshall County Public Library!
Tara Irvan, librarian at the Marshall County Public Library, graduated last week from Leadership Marshall County, a program designed to develop leaders within the county that help facilitate its growth and development.
As summer approaches, the Kentucky Public Library Association (KPLA) urges families throughout the commonwealth to engage in the enriching activity of summer reading.
The Marshall County Public Library partnered with students in the Marshall County Leadership class this semester to create three student-designed and student-made projects for their schools.
The Marshall County Public Library has been recognized by United Way of Western Kentucky as Nonprofit Supporter of the Year for collaborating with the goal of growth in the community.
The Kentucky Public Library Association (KPLA) proudly announces Tammy Blackwell, Director of the Marshall County Public Library, as its newly appointed Chair. Blackwell's appointment was made official during the organization's annual conference held in March.
Two Marshall County Public Library employees—Hayden Eubanks and Emily Williams—have been honored by the Kentucky Public Library Association (KPLA) as Fresh Faces of 2024.
On Wednesday, November 15, 2023, the Marshall County Public Library Board of Trustees voted to change their meeting time to the 3rd Wednesday of each month at 11:30 a.m. The Board meets in the conference room at the library's Benton branch.
The Marshall County Public Library will be operating on its winter schedule December 1 - March 31. Winter hours are:
Benton
Monday 9am-7pm
Tuesday-Saturday 9am-5pm
Calvert City & Hardin
Monday-Saturday 9am-5pm
Merry the Christmas Fairy returns to Marshall County this December! Santa’s librarian has been visiting the children of Marshall County to spread the magic of books since 2015. This year, the Merry the Christmas Fairy book project resumes for the first time since 2019.