The Ohio Digital Library is making it so that we can extend e-cards to potential patrons that haven't been to the library before! Register here to get a virtual card with Carnegie Public Library.
Then head to https://ohdbks.overdrive.com/ to borrow ebooks and digital audiobooks.
The library is open for materials browsing and computer use. Masks are recommended for unvaccinated patrons while in the building.
Curbside pick-up is still available. Call 330-385-2048 to request items. Call again when your arrive. We will place the bagged items at the bottom of our back stairs on Drury Lane (facing the former Cooper's Insurance). Returned items should be placed in the book bin either outside or inside. AV materials must be returned inside.
Visit DayByDayOH.org – a website for young children and their families, featuring a song, a video, activities, and book recommendations for every day of the year! DayByDayOH, a service of the State Library of Ohio in collaboration with Ohio Ready to Read.
TODDLER TIME for children birth to 36 months old, will introduce toddlers and one caregiver to the joys of language with one half hour of nursery rhymes, songs and stories once weekly for 6 weeks to mid-December.
We are collecting donations of fleece to make tie blankets for individuals in need. We are asking for 2-yard sections in order to make large enough blankets. To make one blanket, we need 2 sections of 2 yards (front & back). Please drop the material off in the bin placed by the main desk.
The library has home test kits from the Ohio Department of Health. Tests will be distributed through curbside pickup only and left at the back door (facing alley). We are not able to bring them to your car. Please call 330-385-2048 opt. 1, for curbside pickup of a test. Do not enter the library if you have symptoms or are quarantining.
East Liverpool native Craig Wetzel was born breech and continues to observe the world from that perspective. He is a professional artist and author, which is why his car is falling apart. He has exhibited his art in the United States and Europe and prints of his work have sold throughout the world, but he’s still broke. Last year Craig wrote and illustrated For the Love of Pete, a book about a pinecone who tours East Liverpool and falls in love with a plastic flamingo.
