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Answers for the New Year Babies Contest:

Shawnda

Sandy Harbeson

Lynn Hardesty

Ann Crecelius

Makenzie Emily

Ann Allen

Carla Ward

Pat Schwartz

Amanda Applegate

Alisa Burch

Teresa Douglass

Diana Lasky

Debi Strubler

Sara Deatrick

Sharon Rudolph

John Kunsman

Sarah Dorton

Nikki Esarey

Jessica Stroud

Bethany Banet

Kathy Fisher

The Harrison County Public Library (HCPL) wants to better serve the community. We need your help. Please share your ideas on how the library can help you and the community. Upon full completion you will be given the chance to enter a drawing to win a $25 Amazon gift card.

Thank you for sharing. Your ideas are important to us. Please complete the information below if you wish to be placed in a drawing for a $25 Amazon gift card.

Corydon | Elizabeth | Lanesville | Palmyra | Center for Local History & Genealogy

Pick up your craft in person at the Corydon Branch or through Curbside Pickup while supplies last.  
Contact the Children’s Desk at 812-738-4110 with any questions.

Please select your branch or department

Verizon JetPack MiFi 8800L, AT&T Unite Express 2 and T-Mobile hotspots are available to check out from your local HCPL branch.

TO PLACE A HOLD for a mobile hotspot, please contact your HCPL branch.

Hotspot Checkout Policy

1.  Borrowers of the Harrison County Public Library hotspots must hold a current residential or paid Harrison County Library card, be 18 years of age or older, and have an account in good standing. Any fees present on an account must be paid and any overdue materials must be returned before a Hotspot can be checked out. Hotspots are available 1 per household only. 
2. When checking out a hotspot, the patron must sign this form assuming complete responsibility for any damage to and/or loss of the equipment or software configurations. All parts are marked and we cannot accept replacements from patrons. The cost for replacement of the hotspot is between $57 and $199.99 (depending on the device) with any damages being capped at replacement cost.
3. Patrons must return the Hotspot by the time specified. Hotspots overdue for more than 30 days will be declared lost and full replacement costs will be charged to the patron’s account.
4. Hotspots may be checked out for a two-week period. Hotspots cannot be renewed. If a Hotspot becomes overdue, it will be deactivated until it is returned. If a hotspot is returned overdue, it will remain on the patron’s account for a 24-hour period before household privileges are restored.
5. Hotspots may be physically returned to a library employee or in the Media Drop at the Corydon or Elizabeth branches only. Hotspots may NOT be returned to the Book Drop; any damage caused by returning the hotspot via Book Drop will be charged to the borrowing patron. Failure to return the Hotspot in the proper manner will result in a six-month suspension of hotspot privileges.
6. Hotspots must be able to be turned on to check for functionality before being removed from the patron account.

Ethel Porter: A Hoosier’s Remembrance of Segregated Schooling in Southern Indiana Part 1

Ethel Porter: A Hoosier’s Remembrance of Segregated Schooling in Southern Indiana Part 2

Notable Tough, Rough, & Dangerous Women of Southern Indiana

From Amanda to Zerelda: Hoosier Suffragists Who Raised a Ruckus

Sand Dollar Cookie

Carrot Cake

Small Batch Sugar Cookies

Pumpkin Whoopie Pie

Apple Fritters

Mini Zucchini Bread

Key Lime Pie

Bread Pudding

Ham and Cheese Sticks

May Card Kit

April Card Kit

Paper Birdhouse

Easter Card Kit

Desktop Calendar

Christmas Recipe Book

Creating

Cooking

Rubbing Art

Imagination Exercise Games

Donut Necklace

Christmas Songs with Goosey Goosey

I Built a Little Snowman

Goose Talk

Guess the Puppet #9

Frog

Guess the Puppet #8

Guess the Puppet #7

Guess the Puppet #6

Guess the Puppet #5

Guess the Puppet #4

Guess the Puppet #3

Guess the Puppet #2

Guess the Puppet #1

How Much is that Doggie in the Window

Singing Koala

Five Little Snowmen

Glimmer

Little Cat and the fallen Leaves

Cowboy Joe’s Hat

Teddy Bear Picnic

Ima Witch

A Balloon in the Barnyard

Drums

A Fish of My Own

Rabbit’s Busy Day

A Song for Duck

Calendar Key:

Corydon Branch – C          Elizabeth Branch – E          Lanesville Branch – L          Palmyra Branch -P           Genealogy -G

Get a printable version of each monthly Youth Events calendar

Stories by Ms. Nikki

Puppet Time

The World of Plankton

Identifying Spiders by Their Webs

how to Raise a Butterfly

Northern Cricket Frog

Cope’s Gray Treefrog

Bugs and Millipedes

Bess Beatles

A Nature Mystery

Spring Peepers

Eastern Fence Lizard

Tornado in a Bottle

Rain in a Jar

Lightning and Thunder

Least Weasel

Identifying Bugs with BugGuide.net

Eastern Carpenter Bee

Cloud in a Bottle

Flower Fairies Hunt

Milk Carton Birdfeeder

Eastern Phoebe

Food

Dogs

Sheep

Moon and Stars

In the Garden

Colors

Beach Cup

Sand Dollar Cookie

Rainbow Cupcakes

Walking Banana Pudding

Tortilla Snowflake

Snowman on a Stick

Pumpkin Pie in a Jar

Monster Cookie

Mermaid Tail Cookie

Snow White’s Apple Roll-ups

Vanilla Mug Cake

Faux Fish Stick Dinner

Spring Push Pop

Polar Bear Chow

Cherry Pie Love Letters

Halloween Pet

Halloween Pretzels

Mini Pumpkin Cake

Muffin in an Orange

Giant Chocolate Chip Cookie

Bread in a Bag

Pysanky Eggs

Australian Fairy Bread

Chocolate Crackles

Microwave Caramel Popcorn

Flowers

On the Go

Rainbows

Dinosaurs

Chickens

Valentines

Craft with Nature – Paint with Flowers

Draw a Dragonfly

Make a Nesting Bag for Birds

Build a Mason Bee Nest

Rubbing Art

Plastic Egg Art

Imagination Exercise Game

Donut Necklace

Wax Paper Stained Glass