Main & South: Closed
Russiaville: Closed
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YOU CAN NOW SIGN UP FOR A KHCPL CARD ONLINE There’s an old saying that absence makes the heart grow fonder. The Kokomo-Howard County Public Library is finding that to be true right now. The bad news is that due to COVID-19, KHCPL is closed and tentatively won’t be able to reopen until Monday, April 20; however, the good news is that many people in the community are realizing just how much they...
KHCPL CLOSED UNTIL APRIL 20 Due to COVID-19, the Howard County Commissioners ordered the Kokomo-Howard County Public Library Board to close effective today, Tuesday, March 17, for 30 days. We’ll reopen on Monday, April 20. “We know this was not a decision the commissioners took lightly,” said KHCPL Director of Marketing Lisa Fipps. “We appreciate all that they’re doing to keep everyone safe....
KHCPL responds to COVID-19 At KHCPL, we are continuing to monitor the situation with the Coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak and have enacted several preventive measures. If you encounter damp, freshly wiped surfaces or staff members wearing protective gloves, it is a reflection that our main concern is the health and well-being of library visitors and employees. Currently, all KHCPL locations...
KHCPL RECEIVES GRANT TO MAKE COMMUNITY DEMENTIA-FRIENDLY The Kokomo-Howard County Public Library has received a $15,000 grant from the Community Foundation of Howard County to make Kokomo/Howard County dementia-friendly. Dementia is a growing health issue in America – some say a crisis. The statistics are startling, according to the Alzheimer’s Association: Worldwide, 50 million people are...
