2020 General Election
At the Library, you can
  • check your voter registration
  • register to vote
  • submit your Absentee (mail-in) Ballot application
Register early. The registration deadline for the General Election is October 5.

Early in-person voting begins October 6 at the Stark County Board of Elections (see the BOE website for details).

If you intend to vote Absentee (mail-in), request your Absentee Ballot early. The US Postal Service recommends that you mail your completed Absentee Ballot at least THREE weeks before election day (by Tuesday, October 13).
Starting September 8
Programming videos premiere on Facebook, then are available on our YouTube channel for 10 days!
Story Times
Mondays, Wednesdays & Fridays @ 10:30am
Join us on Facebook for Watch Parties on Mondays, Wednesdays & Fridays at 10:30am. Wednesdays are especially exciting--look for guest Story Time readers! While you're watching, please tell us how many people are watching by commenting. After the Watch Parties, all videos will be available on our YouTube channel.
Tuesdays
4pm Relaxation Reading Club
Enjoy an adventure with Miss Tracey. Stick around to the end for a craft or activity made from common items you'll find at home.

4:30pm Teen Coding Fall Session:
Girls Who Code
First, it's the ladies' turn! Nationally recognized program Girls Who Code is a 100% online club for girls, with interaction, fun, and the development of mad computer skills. You will need to register for this program, and you will need a Google account that is NOT your LepApps account in order to participate.
Thursdays
2pm Adult Relaxation Chair Stretching
Ms. Tracey takes us through gentle stretches, while seated in a chair. She is really having fun with that green screen, though, so where will Miss Tracey be next? And who might pop in for a visit? Tune in to find out!
Saturdays
12pm Adult Crafts & Activities
Join Ms. Ambritt as she shows you how to make some amazing crafts, creates fun activities and provides you with great information.

Grab bags with the materials you'll need are available for pickup at the main Library on the first Monday of each month.
Saturday, September 12
Louisville Area Rotary
Farmers Market
9am-1pm

Come visit the library table for a free Take & Make Craft. See the Louisville Chamber of Commerce table for information about Scarecrows on Parade!
Friends of the Louisville Public Library

Sidewalk Book Sale
10am-2pm
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Scarecrows in the City
Sponsored by the Louisville Area Chamber of Commerce and The Louisville Public Library
Design & display a scarecrow to represent your business, organization, or family in the heart of downtown for 2 weeks! The judges will be presenting ribbons to top category winners.
  • Purchase materials now for $20 per organization/family at www.louisvilleohchamber.org
  • Saturday, September 26 from 10am-12pm -- Materials Pickup at Constitution Center 1022 West Main Street, Louisville
  • Saturday, October 10 from 10am-12pm --Drop off your scarecrow at the Discovery Center 504 East Main Street, Louisville
  • Sunday, October 25 -- pick up your scarecrow from the green space
  • Display your scarecrow at home or your place of business
Contactless curbside pickup continues!
Not quite ready to come in? No problem.
We will gladly bring your items to your car.
The Library
will be closed on
Monday, September 7
in observance of
Labor Day
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