About Us

The Lawrence County Library is a tax-supported institution providing public library service to the citizens of Lawrence County through a library headquartered in Walnut Ridge and branches located in Lynn and Imboden. It is governed by a Board of Trustees, which is composed of five members who are appointed by the County Judge.
The library serves people of all ages and from all walks of life. Special materials and services are provided for culturally and educationally deprived persons. The library augments its collection when requested, and supplements those of other libraries in the area.

The library is a cooperating agency, interacting with schools, colleges, universities, and community action programs. It also acts as an information and recreation center for the public. Present are an ever-increasing number of students: from grade schools to high schools all over the County; from Williams Baptist University ; from Arkansas State University in Jonesboro; and Black River Technical College in Pocahontas, all of whom use the library when doing research work.

The library has established a record of service within Lawrence County, and strives to continue to meet the needs of its patrons.

Did You Know?

* You can recheck your books by telephone or online. Give us a call!

* You can reserve any title in our collection!  Reservations can be made online or we will be happy to assist you.

* Every library location has public access computers with high speed internet availability, and an Early Literacy Station for children ages 2-12. We also have Free Wi-Fi!

* You can sign up for a library card for free! Just provide a valid photo id and proof of current mailing address.

*Ebooks, music, audiobooks, graphic novels, magazines, and movies are available for free for Lawrence County residents. Download them through the Libby and Hoopla Digital apps.

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