You’ve seen him on Wisconsin Public Television as he presents his down-home stories of yesteryear and life on the Wisconsin farm. Now come see him in person at the Columbus Senior Center as the Columbus Public Library is delighted to present author Jerry Apps for an afternoon of reminiscence and laughter on Saturday, March 21 from 1:30 to 4:30pm. This is a FREE event.
The MacKenzie Center of Poynette is visiting Columbus! The MacKenzie Center will be at the Fireman’s Park Pavilion on Thursday, April 16 from 5:00pm-7:00pm. They will be bringing pelts and other animals items to talk about some of the animals that they have at the MacKenzie Center. They will also be talking about tapping the maple trees, the spiles and buckets used for tapping, and samples of syrup and sap. Come out and learn about and explore nature!
My name is Lindsey Ganz and I am honored to serve the Columbus community as the new library director. The Columbus Public Library is a place that feels like a second home to me as I grew up in this area. I am pleased to return to my hometown and look forward to leading the library into the future. This is a wonderful community with a talented library staff who I am excited to work with. I recently served as the library director of the Poynette Area Public Library for the past five years and previous to that was a special education teacher for eight years.
Your Columbus Public Library is making it easier than ever to borrow library materials. As of June 1, 2019, they are no longer charging overdue fines for any materials checked out at the library. While this has been the policy for items from the children’s library, for teachers, and for senior citizens, this no-fine approach now extends to all items checked out at the library, for people of all ages.
