Adults

Adult Summer Reading

Adult Summer Reading May 18th-August 4th

After reading/listening to four titles, you get to choose a free book. Complete another four titles for a total of eight, and we will enter you into the prize drawings, in addition to a second free book. Reading with your family for three hours counts as one title. The Capital Read title will count as two titles. The 2019 Capital Read title is: A Girl's Guide to Missiles: Growing up in America's Secret Desert by Karen Piper

Click here to download the reading log and prize drawing slip.

One-on-One Tech Help and Computer Classes

Schedule an appointment with Brian (573) 634-2464 ext. 241 for one-on-one help or check out our computer classes!

Book Clubs & Booklists

The library offers two Adult Book Discussion groups and one Millennial/Adult Book Discussion group. Fiction@Noon alternates with Nonfiction@Noon. Come eat your lunch and discuss the book of the month. Loosely Bound Book Club is a new book club at the library where a theme or genre is chosen each month, and you get to choose your own boo related to that topic. Coffee and snacks provided, followed by discussion.

We're always getting new books and other media at the library. Click here to see our New Materials!

Nonfiction @ Noon

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In June Nonfiction@Noon will discuss
War in 140 characters: how social media is reshaping conflict in the twenty-first century by David Patrikarakos

For more information on Nonfiction@Noon, call Lisa at 634-2464 ext. 260.

Millennials

Millennials

Programs geared toward the Millennial crowd, but welcoming of everyone ages 19 and up!

Community Resources

Our collection of local resources range from Emergency Shelters to Transportation. Check them out here!

Fiction @ Noon

A Man Called Ove

In July Fiction@Noon will discuss A Man Called Ove by Fredrik Backman

For more information on Fiction@Noon, call Claudia Cook at 634-2464 ext. 245.

Online Learning

Learning Express Library

A highly acclaimed eLearning solution that provides support to students and professionals

Lynda.com

Learn software, creative, and business skills to achieve your personal and professional goals

Pronunciator

Interested in learning a new language? Check out Pronunciator.

Test Proctoring

MRRL offers limited proctoring service for students. The service is free and offered as a courtesy to our patrons.

Loosely Bound Book Club


Book nerds! Have you been wanting to join a book club, but haven't found the right one? Look no further! Loosely Bound Book Club is a new book club at the library where a theme or genre is chosen each month, and you get to choose your own book related to that topic! Coffee and snacks provided, followed by discussion. Ages 18 and up.