Northwest Regional Library announces audiobooks by mail program
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 By  Staff Reports Published 
4:56 pm Tuesday, April 16, 2024

Northwest Regional Library announces audiobooks by mail program

“Northwest Regional Library is proud to announce audiobooks are now available through our Books-By-Mail program,” explained assistant directory Autumn Sizemore. “This program is completely free to those that are medically homebound, live more than 10 miles from a town with a public library or require large print or audiobooks only. Participants must be a resident of Marion, Franklin or Lamar counties.”

For more information, contact the library at 205-487-2330 or visit their website at northwestregional.net to find out more information about the program.

The library is also accepting donations of new or gently used CD audiobooks. Donations can be dropped off at any member library. Contact the library for more information.

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