In the interest of public safety, Kewanna Public Library will be closed Thursday, March 19 through Sunday, April 5th.  Normal hours will resume on Monday, April 6th.

Our WiFi will be available 24/7.

    In an effort to be preventive of COVID-19, Kewanna Union Township Public Library has cancelled all March library programs starting Tuesday, March 17.

An Estate & Will Planning Workshop will be held at Kewanna Public Library on Thursday, March 19 from 5:30-6:30pm.   Winamac attorney, Tim Murray will be sharing his expertise in explaining fundamental estate planning concepts in this free workshop.  Frequently asked questions and common misconceptions regarding Wills & Trusts, Asset Protection, Nursing Home Issues, Medicaid Qualifications, and Estate Taxes will be covered.  You won’t want to miss this important workshop.  Everyone interested in Estate & Will Planning are welcome to attend.

Renell Finke, Purdue Extension/Fulton County Nutrition Educator, will be presenting “Plan: Know What’s for Dinner” on Wed., March 18 @ 11:00.

Attend this class to learn how to reduce the stress of last minute planning.  Meal planning can make nutritional meals easy without even having to think about it.   When you have a plan, the urge to eat out is reduced.   Renell will teach us how to eat healthy and save time, energy, and money for other things!

March begins a new night for adult programming @ the library.  Each program will be held 5:00-5:45.  Most of the programs will be on Mondays, but occasionally programs will be planned on Thursdays.   Since the library is open until 8:00pm on Thursdays, programs that will last longer than 1 hour will be presented then.

Zak, our tech expert, will be teaching “Tech Tips” on March 2.   He is always open for questions that patrons might have about their own devices too.

March 9 is a planning session.  We want to find out what programs that you are interested in attending @ the library.

Thursday, March 19, Att. Tim Murray will be presenting “Estate and Will Planning” 5:30-6:30.   Join us for a very informative program.

March 23 will be Good’s History.   Local historian, Marvin Good, will be presenting a program about Kewanna during the 1940’s.  Please join us as Marv takes you back in time to look at the past.

Renell Finke, Purdue Extension/Fulton County Nutrition Educator, will join us on March 30 to present “Shop for Value! Check the Facts!”  Renell will teach us how to eat healthy and save time, energy, and money for other things!