A presentation about suicide prevention is scheduled for 6 p.m. Tuesday, Sept. 25, at the Mesa County Libraries Clifton Branch, 590 32 Road. The presentation will be given by Rainy Reaman, a licensed clinical social worker who has worked for the Veterans Administration for the past seven years, helping veterans access quality treatment and services. […]
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The Mesa County Libraries Board of Trustees are scheduled to interview the three finalists for library director on Thursday, Sept. 6, and a public reception is planned that day to give interested members of the community an opportunity to meet the candidates. Trustees will discuss the candidates and possibly decide to offer the director’s job […]
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All Mesa County Libraries locations will be closed Monday, Sept. 3, 2018, for the Labor Day holiday. The library’s website will be available during the holiday, and patrons will be able to place holds, renew materials, and use eResources such as the OverDrive Digital Library and Lynda. SUNDAY HOURS AT CENTRAL LIBRARY RESUME SEPT. […]
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Mesa County Libraries have been designated as a U.S. Patent and Trademark Resource Center (PTRC), which means the library can now provide public access to detailed information and databases on existing patents and trademarks. PTRCs are a nationwide network of public, state, and academic libraries that are designated by the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office […]
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The Mesa County Public Library District Board of Trustees has selected three finalists for the post of library director. Finalists are: Peter D. Genovese, most recently Principal and Partner in Global Library Consulting of Rochester, N.Y., a firm that assisted libraries in transition to more user-centered and community-engaged services. Royce Kitts, currently Library Director for […]
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If you’re one of the thousands of Mesa County residents who participated in Summer Reading at Mesa County Libraries this year, thank you! We hope that your enjoyed your Summer Reading experience! Now, we have a favor to ask: We would appreciate it if you could take a few moments and complete a survey about this year’s Summer […]
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To promote the importance of libraries and literacy, Mesa County Libraries are once again asking local businesses to participate in Library Deals, a promotional partnership with local businesses to offer discounts on goods and services to Mesa County Libraries cardholders. Library Deals gives businesses a special relationship with approximately 74,000 Mesa County residents who have […]
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Art work is being sought for a juried art show that will take place as part of the 2018 Mesa County Libraries Culture Fest, an annual celebration of Mesa County’s cultural diversity. This popular art show will be exhibited Oct. 26, 2018, through Jan. 3, 2019, at the Central Library, 443 N. 6th St. in […]
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One of the most important legal documents you may ever need is an advance directive, which outlines actions that you wish to be taken in case of your illness or incapacitation. Learn more about advance directives at 10:30 a.m. this Thursday, Aug. 9, at the Mesa County Libraries Central Library. This public presentation will explain […]
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Kevin J. Anderson, a prolific and popular science fiction author with fans worldwide, will headline the 2018 Mesa County Libraries Comic Con set for Saturday, Oct. 6, at Two Rivers Convention Center in Grand Junction. Anderson will speak and answer questions from the audience. He will be available for autographs and book-signings after his presentation. […]
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