Admittedly, Retiring Guy spends more time highlighting the statistics of Wisconsin's larger public libraries, which is one of the reasons that I initiated this alphabetical series and decided to temporarily suspend this top-down look at 2009-2014 annual circulation and program attendance.
This series features a bottoms-up look at 2009-2014 annual circulation and program attendance.
All statistics found at Wisconsin Public Library Service Data.
A member of the Northern Waters Library Service
Library hours of operation:
- Monday, Tuesday, Thursday. 8:30 a.m. to 5:30p.m.
- Wednesday: 8 a.m. to 7 p.m.
- Friday: 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
46.5 hours per week. (Compared to 46 hours per week, on average, in 2009.)
Small libraries in the news:
U.S. Association for Rural and Small Libraries Market Research. Survey and Focus Group Findings. Executive Summary. (February 28, 2013; 6 pages)
U.S. The State of Small and Rural Libraries in the United States. (Institute of Museum and Library Services, September 2013, 13 pages)
Alabama: Funding tight for small rural libraries. (Dothan Eagle, 2/7/2015)
Arkansas. Small-town libraries struggle to stay open when funding is short. (Arkansas Online, 5/25/2015, subscription required)
Colorado: Best Small Library in America 2014: Pine River Library. (Library Journal, 1/29/2014)
Idaho: What about the small library? (Idaho Commission for Libraries, 12/19/2011)
Illinois: Small-town libraries struggling to keep up with technology. (Springfield IL State Register-Journal, 7/5/2014)
Kentucky. Owsley County's public library thrives despite widespread poverty. (Lexington Herald-Leader, 12/27/2014)
Other posts in the series:
Winchester Public Library. (10/21/2015)
Neshkoro Public Library. (10/22/2015)
Wabeno Public Library. (10/23/2015)
Lone Rock Community Library. (10/24/2015)
Hawkins Area Library. (10/25/2015)
John Turgeson Public Library, Belmont. (10/27/2015)
Argyle Public Library. (10/28/2015)
Montfort Public Library. (10/29/2015)
Taylor Memorial Library. (10/30/2015)
Fairchild Public Library. (10/31/2015)
Lowell Public Library. (11/2/2015)
U.S. Association for Rural and Small Libraries Market Research. Survey and Focus Group Findings. Executive Summary. (February 28, 2013; 6 pages)
U.S. The State of Small and Rural Libraries in the United States. (Institute of Museum and Library Services, September 2013, 13 pages)
Alabama: Funding tight for small rural libraries. (Dothan Eagle, 2/7/2015)
Arkansas. Small-town libraries struggle to stay open when funding is short. (Arkansas Online, 5/25/2015, subscription required)
Colorado: Best Small Library in America 2014: Pine River Library. (Library Journal, 1/29/2014)
Idaho: What about the small library? (Idaho Commission for Libraries, 12/19/2011)
Illinois: Small-town libraries struggling to keep up with technology. (Springfield IL State Register-Journal, 7/5/2014)
Kentucky. Owsley County's public library thrives despite widespread poverty. (Lexington Herald-Leader, 12/27/2014)
Other posts in the series:
Winchester Public Library. (10/21/2015)
Neshkoro Public Library. (10/22/2015)
Wabeno Public Library. (10/23/2015)
Lone Rock Community Library. (10/24/2015)
Hawkins Area Library. (10/25/2015)
John Turgeson Public Library, Belmont. (10/27/2015)
Argyle Public Library. (10/28/2015)
Montfort Public Library. (10/29/2015)
Taylor Memorial Library. (10/30/2015)
Fairchild Public Library. (10/31/2015)
Lowell Public Library. (11/2/2015)
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