Spring is just around the corner. Are you ready to start working outdoors in your yard or your garden? Come by and check out our collection of gardening books to be found in the 635s. Just ask a staff member for assistance. more

We’re all guilty of it, I suppose, shuttling things off to a corner rather than finding another use or recycling or just saying,
“I can no longer deal with this, get out of my life.” more

Outside the picket fence, on the north side of the house, the daffodils are blooming. more

There will be no free Federal Income Tax assistance at the Quitman Public Library this tax season, however, printed Forms 1040, 1040 A, and 1040 EZ are available here. Call the AARP Tax Aide office … more

Sometimes there’s just no substitute for institutional memory – the kind of recall possessed only by someone who’s been in one place a long time. more

Regular programming has resumed and we are doing all kinds of fun things with the children.
In my last column, I told you how to put your name on the list for upcoming releases. This time I’m going to remind you of our TexShare Databases or Ready References. more

Had I known of his accomplishments, had I known of his lifelong devotion to his community, had I known of his service to his fellow human beings, I would have been floored that he’d taken the time to drop by. more

What could be better on a cold day than a nice bowl of homemade soup or stew? A hearty soup with cornbread or crackers is a great meal for many folks. Many soups taste even better the second day, … more

Many hands have been working outside the Picket Fence. more

February is Black History Month, and the Quitman Public Library is highlighting this with a selection of books in the children’s section as well in the display near the front check-out area. February is also for valentines, so stop by and check out a romantic movie from our large collection of DVDs. more