Maryville Public Library is collecting survey responses from local families, youth, and teens in Nodaway County regarding the items they are most likely to borrow from Maryville Public Library. Parents… Read more Children’s and Teen Borrower’s Survey Open April 2-30 →
In an effort to meet information access needs for our community, Maryville Public Library now provides 3-week loans of Chromebooks and some electronic accessories. Eligible Chromebook borrowers include Full Access… Read more $500 Wal-Mart Grant provides Chromebooks to loan for Full Access Cardholders →
Your library has more than just business books, free wifi, low-cost printing, and meeting room space. A Full Access library card can provide 4G mobile hotspots, ebooks, and the following… Read more Small business tools at your library →
Current employment opportunity: The library is seeking a part-time front desk assistant to greet and provide customer service to library patrons while promoting library resources and services. Pay starts at… Read more About the Library, Now open: Front desk position and Library Trustee seats. →
Need a little help updating your resume or applying for jobs online? Come to the library Tuesdays or Thursdays between 2 and 4 p.m. and we’ll sit down and assist… Read more Job search and Resume help →
Applications are now open to Maryville Public Library cardholders 18 and up for Gale’s Excel Adult High School. This is a self-paced online program nationally accredited by Cognia to ensure… Read more Get your high school diploma at last: Excel Adult High School for adults 18 and up →
All kids ages birth through high school in any Nodaway County school district can now get a Maryville Public Library card for 2022-23, thanks to a federal funds distribution from… Read more All Nodaway County kids get a library card funded through our County Commission →
Maryville Public Library is pleased to announce we’ve contracted with ProQuest’s Newspapers.com to offer full access to digitized Missouri newspapers dating from the mid 1800s to the mid 1900s, including… Read more NewsBank and Newspapers.com in-house library links here →
