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WCCLS Manager Lisa Tattersall guest stars on a special edition of the One Washington County podcast called Beyond Books: The WCCLS Trivia Showdown. She challenges two unsuspecting County employees to see who has a better understanding of how WCCLS powers the county’s public library system. Play along and see if you can beat the winning score of 3.

Discover the most popular kids' titles across fiction, non-fiction, and movies. Put one on hold today!

See the most popular titles of 2024 across One artist swept the music genre.

Enjoy the most popular titles from our young adult collection with your WCCLS library card.

Be less frustrated with your smartphone and get the most out of today’s digital tools with help from Mari.

This gift will support the Student Library Card program, which provides public school students access to books and other library resources.

The PGE Foundation donated $10,000 to the LFWC, in recognition of their shared commitment to advancing literacy and supporting the mission of public libraries.

This program was established in 1976 to serve rural communities that did not have direct access to library service. In 1977, the program evolved into an outreach service for the elderly who were homebound and has since expanded to serve patrons of all ages who are unable to physically make it to the library. The program currently serves patrons from 33 to 100 and offers an extensive collection of large print and audiobooks.

Students can start using their library card to borrow books and access online resources today.

Meet Wallace the book bug, WCCLS mascot extraordinaire.