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Joseph Towne accepting the 1996 Louisburg Citizen of the Year award, pictured here with his family.

In 2013, students enjoyed multiple art projects over the course of a week. These students got to broaden their art portfolio with new mediums, ideas, and materials.

Auggie spends his days in the children's area allowing children to read to him and learn responsibilities of animal care. He is loved by all.

These kids learned about building, having a strong foundation, landscape decorating, and much more while building these gingerbread houses.

Kiddos from the community came together to listen to Valentine's Day themed books and make a "Valentine Hug" craft.

Snow Much Fun is a winter break program where kids can come and make crafts, work on STEM projects, and so much more. These kids has a blast using an outline of their foot to create the body of a penguin and other bits and pieces for the hat and…

The Troop learned how to successfully use the computer search tool to find a book, given information on our One Book, One Burg program, and given a tour of the library.

Author Luis Carlos Montalvan and his Support Dog Tuesday meet with the Louisburg Community to discuss his book Until Tuesday, as part of One Book One Burg.

Second graders from Rockville Elementary took their annual field trip to the library. They were given a full tour of our collections, learned how the library cataloging system works, and settled in for a story with our Director, Kiersten Allen.

Rain did not deter Louisburg Library from hosting it's annual Summer Bash Kick-off event featuring Mr. Stinky Feet.
Young and old alike joined in the fun at the United Methodist Church back-up location.