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In Pembroke, Tammy Vincent, Caroline Lloyd and Sherry Oxendine sprinkled cheer to all who visited! In Red Springs, Zach Bullard, Asia Carter and Amanda Mili were the cherry on top to a wonderful event! I would also like to thank the staff who hosted the events. It was truly wonderful to see parents, teachers and principals so excited about introducing children to the library. Educators stopped by the events themselves and greeted familiar faces as they signed up for cards. I had the good fortune to attend both events and I want to say a special thanks to the local schools in Pembroke and Red Springs for encouraging the students to come visit. There were so many happy children in and out of the library. Another 66 people signed up for cards! This event partially took place outdoors and everyone enjoyed the cooler weather that afternoon. The Red Springs event took place on Sept. During the event, 62 people signed up for cards! Stacks and stacks of books were checked out with brand new cards and there were plenty of smiles to go around. Between the two events, we created 128 new library cards! In addition to signing up for their card, kids and teens received favor bags, a free book, and enjoyed a tasty ice cream treat.

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We hosted two special registration events for youth in Pembroke and Red Springs. At the time I am writing this, we have welcomed 298 new patrons to our libraries in September with a couple of days left in the month! The majority of our new card holders are 17 years old or younger! We set a goal of 200 new patrons for the month. This year our campaign was ice cream-themed and we asked people to вЂњCool Down + Sign UpвЂќ for their library card. This was a great time to jumpstart that effort! Every September, we encourage people to come sign up for their free library card. National Library Card Sign-Up Month has been extra sweet this year thanks to our community! One of our new strategic objectives is to increase our registered library patrons by 50% over the next five years.