Rolling Hills Library

RESCHEDULED! Teens can get crafty with this mixed media project, Tuesday July 6 at 2pm. Library crafting expert Angie leads the event. All supplies provided, and registration required: https://events.rhcl.org/event/5014825 or call the library. Ages 12-18 are welcome at this program!

Saying goodbye to some of our young girls, is never easy. So proud of Kaylin who will be a Spanish teacher, and Ellie who is in the nursing program. You girls will be missed!

Happy 4th of July from Rolling Hills Library!

WE’RE MOVING!!! Just three doors down, and we’ll be tripling in size (Yay!). But with all the activity and deconstruction, Books Revisited will be CLOSED JULY 2 & 3 to finish this wondrous change. Come see us at our new location on Tuesday, July 6! Here’s a sneak peek:

Enjoy this short video from Netflix Jr's Bookmarks series, and check here each Friday at noon during February for a different book! Today, award-winning author Jacqueline Woodson reads her book "The Day You Begin". In this YouTube series, "Celebrity readers share children's books by Black authors to spark kid-friendly conversations about empathy, equality, self-love and antiracism." https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KDs5d_qFbEs

Here is Part 2 of Andrew County Extension specialist Gina Lucas’ series on heart health. This week, she discusses hypertension, aka high blood pressure. February is American Heart Month, so Gina will be back next Thursday with another message on the importance of taking care of your heart. Click on this link for this week’s video: https://www.facebook.com/MUExtensionAndre//930011727750345

It’s a cold, cold week, which is a good time to put yourself in the shoes of the homeless and other people in need. When you’re outside for long periods of time, it’s important that your feet stay warm and dry. That’s why it’s vital for the homeless and others to have good socks -- and why the library is trying to collect as many new pairs of socks as it can with a Sock Fight between the Belt Branch and the Savannah Branch. During February, library staff are seeking socks to ...donate to Community Action Partnership in St. Joseph and Andrew County Ministries in Savannah. Men’s tube socks are preferred because they fit both men and women and help keep legs warm, but any new socks would be appreciated. Please bring donations to your favorite branch and place them in the specially marked clothes baskets. The winning branch will get a special Sock Fight trophy and bragging rights for the year. And people in need will get new socks, the best prize of all.

Small town living at its best. Some sweet little patrons wanted us to stay warm today with flavored coffee today. Thanks Sara Hare.

Just in case you missed this fun story a few weeks ago, we present it again this week. It's cold outside, so the kids are cooped up inside more, making it a great time to try a Telephone Tale. Put the call on speaker so everyone can enjoy it!