Pulaski County Library System

06/01/2026

Happy First day of Summer Reading from the Pulaski Library crew!! 🦕 🦖 Join us for dinosaurs and fun this summer!

06/01/2026

The June book at our Story Walk at Randolph Park is How to Catch a Dinosaur! Enjoy a nice stroll, and a good book, then pop over to the Pulaski Library for our Dinosaur Party! from 2:00 to 6:00.

05/31/2026

We are so impressed by the hard work and learning demonstrated in our 3rd Annual Homeschool Science Fair! These students should be very proud of themselves, because we sure are proud of them!

05/31/2026

We had a fun time making boho wind-chimes this morning- everyone was so amazingly creative and PATIENT 😂

Thanks for coming out- until next time!

05/28/2026

Are you looking for something for your child to do next week? We have four fun youth programs to start off our first week of Summer Reading!
Monday: Drop in between 2:00 and 6:00 at the Pulaski Library for our Dinosaur Party!
Tuesday: Lego Party is from 4:00 to 6:00 at the Dublin Library.
Wednesday: Register for Clay Dinos to make your own dinosaur!
Thursday: Meet us at Heritage Park at 3:00 for Nano Dinos

05/28/2026

We had a wonderful time at Heritage Park with our Nature & Nurture Play Group! We hope you can join us there again next week for Nano Dinos where we will explore nature and make habitats for our tiny dinosaur friends!

05/28/2026

Yesterday afternoon at the Pulaski Public Library, officials with the Pulaski Community Partners Coalition (PCPC) and the Pulaski County Proud Committee hosted a reception and awards presentation for the 2026 recipients of the Pulaski County Proud scholarship, as well as their families.

The three award recipients – all recent graduates of Pulaski County High School (PCHS) – have plans to continue their education this fall.

Bryant Nottingham, who took top honors and the $1,500 scholarship award, will attend Emory & Henry University, where he will pursue a degree in exercise science. Bryant will also be playing football for the Wasps.

Emily Beecher, who won second place and a $1,000 scholarship, will be attending Radford University with plans to pursue a degree in early education. She is currently working with a local pre-school.

Finally, the third-place recipient, Isabela Golden, received a $500 award. Isabela will attend Virginia Tech to study biology. Her goal is to become a veterinarian.

The scholarship winners have given permission to have their essays published and shared with the public. Be watching for those in the coming days!

Congratulations to Bryant, Emily, and Isabela – and we wish them the very best as they enter a new and exciting chapter in their young lives! Special thanks to Sally Warburton and the Pulaski Library for hosting the reception.

With this year’s awards, the Pulaski County Proud scholarship program has distributed more than $16,000 to graduating seniors from PCHS since 2018. These awards would not be possible without the support of our community – including the Annual “Gobble & Wobble” 5K event sponsored by our friends with Pulaski County Parks & Rec. These are local dollars supporting local youth!

05/27/2026

Youth and Adult registration prizes are now available for pickup! If you haven't registered, you can easily do it at either Pulaski County Library System branch, or you can visit https://pclibs.beanstack.org/reader365 to enroll the whole family from your phone or computer.

05/27/2026

🌞 The sun is finally out! We hope you can join us at Heritage Park on Dora Highway for our Nature & Nurture Play Group!

05/25/2026

We are just one week away from June 1, the launch of Summer Reading 2026: Unearth a Story! If you haven't registered yet, visit our Beanstack page at https://pclibs.beanstack.org/reader365 to register the whole family. We have an Adult Challenge for ages 16 and up, and a Youth Challenge for ages 0 to 18.

Read our online Youth Summer Reading Newsletter to learn all about the programs, prizes, and how the challenge works: https://canva.link/7zyrdr6gzpt7tbz

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