Please Note:

Our Doors Are Open!

Starting on Monday, March 22, 2021, the Madison County Library will allow patrons to come into the building. A mask is required, along with a temperature check, signing in, and using hand sanitizer at the door. Floors will be marked so that all will adhere to social distancing. We thank our patrons in advance for following our safety protocols. We are thrilled to have you back in our building! We have lots of new books and audiobooks available for check out. Our computers are available for 2 hour time periods and you are also invited to come in and use our wi-fi.

Wi-Fi Service is available, as always, 24 hours a day and seven days a week from our parking lot, so that you may sit in your car or on our benches and enjoy our connections.

You may send a fax, have copies made, or get something notarized, with or without an  appointment. We will continue to offer curbside library orders (by phone or email) for your convenience, as well.

Curbside and Hours of Operation

             Monday through Friday 10-5pm

Saturday               10-2pm

Order a Child’s Seasonal Craft Kit And Literacy Activity!                                   

Parents and Guardians:

Please call by Wednesday of this week for a Free Seasonal Craft Kit and Literacy Activity for your child! This kit will be available for pick up at the Madison County Library. Just call us at 948-4720 or email us at froebuck@madisoncountyvalibrary.org. Let us know your name and how many kits you’d like to pick up (curbside or inside the building) for your children. Please ask for one kit per child ages 3 through 7 years old.

*Also, be sure to “Like” our Facebook Page and watch the Storytime video.  Miss Fran will share a new book on Facebook each week!

     Seniors…It’s time!!

Use the link to fill out and print the Chris Jacoby Scholarship application.  Send it in to the Library.

 Chris Jacoby Scholarship 2021

 The Library has added several new databases to our research page, including Gale with encyclopedias for each grade level, and Newsbank with 3,500 newspapers, including our own Eagle.  Please check them out…they are an awesome resource!

For those of you that have lost your jobs due to COVID-19, here is a link to the Virginia Workforce Connection.   Unemployment in Virginia & COVID-19 

Update:  Don’t forget that Overdrive is available to you online so you can download e-books and audio books. Your library card number gets entered after selecting our library. Then enter your pin number, which is the last four numbers on your library card. No fines will be  accrued during this time that we are closed.  If you do not have a library card, call the Library between 10-12 Mon-Fri and we can issue you one over the phone.

Look below for things that the kids can do while they’re off.

Fun and Free ways to Learn From Home

Math:                                                             Reading:

Prodigy:    2 +2 = ?                                                   Squiggle Park and Dreamscape:

https://play.prodigygame.com/                         https://www.squigglepark.com/

Khan Academy                                                           Storyline

https://www.khanacademy.org                         www.storylineonline.net 

Science:                                                          Social Studies:

Mystery Doug                                                         History for Kids

mysterydoug.com                                                 https://www.historyforkids.net/

Writing:  

Typing Club

www.typingclub.com