NEWS FROM SOUTH CHEATHAM PUBLIC LIBRARY
Reading Dr. Seuss in the morning - tornado in the afternoon - all
in a day's work. Friday morning began with Library Director Janet
Walker participating in "Read Across America Day" at Kingston
Springs Elementary School with Mrs. Olszak's and Mrs. Turner's
classes and ended with and EF1 tornado. The tornado that
struck downtown Kingston Springs damaged the library's roof
and allowed water to come into the library soaking much of our
juvenile section.
Volunteers descended on the library Saturday
morning and helped the staff sort through books, vacuum up
water, and begin the task of cleaning up. The library cannot say
thank you enough to all those who have helped in this task - you
all know who you are and we appreciate you so much. A library is
more than a building and books and the community is our heart
and soul. The Nashville Public Library
has made a tremendous
offer to all of our patrons - they will issue all residents in our service
area a temporary card, good for 6 months, at no charge (usually there
is a $50 fee for out of county). Please check the library's facebook
page and website for updates - in the meantime please keep any
books you have checked out and fines will be waived.
- Janet Walker, Director








