As many of you know, the recent levy lid lift for the Asotin County Library did not pass. With 45% of voters in support, the measure fell short, so the library will be making a few changes in the coming months to help manage the budget.
As the days grow shorter and the air turns crisp, there’s nothing better than settling in with a good book and a hot cup of something warm.
A big thank you to everyone who joined us for this year’s Summer Reading Program! Your enthusiasm and love of reading made the program a huge success.
The Board of Trustees of the Asotin County Rural Library District has approved a resolution to place a levy lid lift on the November 4, 2025 ballot.
Asotin County Library is seeking committee members for both Pro and Con Committees to write position statements for the November 4, 2025 voter pamphlet.
The committees will provide statements regarding the library’s proposed levy lid lift.
Volunteer Appreciation Week is April 20-26, 2025
Libraries run on more than books and bytes—they run on people. And some of the most dedicated people in any library are the volunteers.
Library Giving Day is an annual event to donate to the Friends of the Asotin
With 2024 quickly coming to a close and reading goals nearly met, I realize that in my reading journey this past year I’ve been drawn to several water-themed book covers: The Road to Dalton
Join us for an exciting treasure hunt using the Asotin County Heritage Digital Collection!
We’d like you to meet and get to know our new Youth Services Librarian, Nicole Hahn. This position is in charge of books, programs, services, and events for patrons age 0-18.
Free People Read Freely!
An announcement from the Center for the Book-Washington:
Join us in celebrating our right to read the books that speak to us.
Beginning Monday, June 24th we will be upgrading all of our network equipment to better serve the needs of our community, that’s you!
This upgrade will affect both Library branches.
