Thank you to the Graceville Friends of the Library for all their hard work and dedication to the library. You are valued more than you know. Thank you for making National Night Out not only a success but so much fun. We appreciate all you do for us.
The fairy house project scheduled for tomorrow, Wednesday, Aug. 14 has been rescheduled for Wednesday, Aug. 21 at the same time. Sorry for any inconveniences.
The new date is now Saturday, Sept. 21st at 11am. If your child is able to make this new date, please stop in and sign them up. Seating is limited to 25. For those of you that did sign your child up, I did call and leave messages for you to let you know of the change. Please let me know if you can make this new date so I can add them to the new list. Hope to see more kids on the list!
Congratulations to our big calendar raffle winner of $300, Jill Johnsrud! Thank you, Jill, for supporting the Graceville library.
Congratulations to July 27th winner of $100 Donna Arens, July 28 winner of $125 Mark Vansness, July 29th winner of $75 Judy Shippy, and July 30th winner of $75 Lois Torgorson. Thank you all for supporting the Graceville Library!
Congratulations to today’s winner of $75, Butch Doll! Thank you for supporting the library.
Congratulations to our winners from the last few days! Saturday’s winner of $100 is Jackie Hauschild, Sunday’s winner of $125 is Jason Thompson, Monday’s winner of $75 is Lee Nelson, and today’s winner of $75 is Carol Hiedemen. Thank you all for your support in the library.
Congratulations to today’s winner of $75, Deb Walters! Thank you for supporting the library.
Congratulations to today’s winner of $75, Ruth Zimmerman! Thank you for supporting the library.
I am so very sorry I didn’t get Friday’s winner posted last week. Here are our winners so far. Congratulations to July 12th winner of $75 Cheri Kaye, July 13th winner of $100 Melanie Martig, July 14th winner of $125 Carol Hiedemen, July 15th winner of $75 Angeline Nosebusch, and today’s winner of $75 Shelly Issensdorf. Thank you all for supporting the library!
Local authors – indie, self-published, aspiring, and mainstream – can now create ebooks and share them with readers across the state and potentially across the country using free tools provided by Minnesota libraries.
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