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Our Youth specialist Melanie leads a weekly educational activity for school-age kids (tailored for kids who are able to read) who are homeschooled or alternatively schooled, Wednesdays at 1:00 pm. Join us and explore the Continue Reading
Alcona County Library Board of Trustees February Meeting
Our Youth specialist Melanie leads a weekly educational activity for school-age kids (tailored for kids who are able to read) who are homeschooled or alternatively schooled, Wednesdays at 1:00 pm. Join us and explore the Continue Reading
Our Youth specialist Melanie leads a weekly educational activity for school-age kids (tailored for kids who are able to read) who are homeschooled or alternatively schooled, Wednesdays at 1:00 pm. Join us and explore the Continue Reading
The March installment of our Cookbook Club will take place at 5pm on Tuesday, March 18th. We will share selections from Our Irish Grannies' Recipes by Eoin Purcell.
Our Youth specialist Melanie leads a weekly educational activity for school-age kids (tailored for kids who are able to read) who are homeschooled or alternatively schooled, Wednesdays at 1:00 pm. Join us and explore the Continue Reading
Come to the library to celebrate the arrival of Spring with children's crafts and a prize drawing!
Our Youth specialist Melanie leads a weekly educational activity for school-age kids (tailored for kids who are able to read) who are homeschooled or alternatively schooled, Wednesdays at 1:00 pm. Join us and explore the Continue Reading
Alcona County Library Board of Trustees March Meeting
Friends of the Library April Meeting
Our Youth specialist Melanie leads a weekly educational activity for school-age kids (tailored for kids who are able to read) who are homeschooled or alternatively schooled, Wednesdays at 1:00 pm. Join us and explore the Continue Reading
The Alcona Historical Society presents “Ghost of the 1913 Storm: Discovery of the Steamer Hydrus,” by David Trotter. Since the Great Storm of 1913, the 436-foot steamship Hydrus had been lost in Lake Huron. It Continue Reading