Jacksonville Public Library

Community input is being sought at public meetings April 4 and 5 about a new library planned for New Berlin Road in northeast Jacksonville.

The library has been closed for nearly four months while the building was used for a COVID-19 clinic for monoclonal antibody treatments. The clinic is moving elsewhere.

The library was shut down almost four months ago to use as a monoclonal antibody treatment site. Mayor Lenny Curry says a "dramatic reduction in COVID-19 cases" means the library can reopen.

Despite a sharp drop-off in demand for monoclonal antibody treatments for COVID-19, the Jacksonville Public Library remains closed while it serves as a state-funded and operated Regeneron clinic.

Jacksonville’s main library Downtown is closed indefinitely “for upgrades” as it hosts the city’s state-run COVID antibody treatment clinic. In response…

The Jacksonville Public Library is now offering library card holders a free streaming video service.The library has contracted with Kanopy to offer more…

People looking to add to their home library might want to check out the Jacksonville Public Library’s book sale later this week.The sale is run by the…

The Jacksonville Public Library system is temporarily closing six branch libraries to make repairs to their air conditioning systems.The first three…

Jacksonville stay-at-home mom of three, Whitney Touchton will soon spend almost the next half-year of her life in an intensive leadership program aimed at…

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