The Donald W. Reynolds Library Serving Baxter County is known as a place to learn, gather and explore, and much of that is being powered by the Library Foundation working behind the scenes.
This year, the foundation is focused on one of its biggest projects yet, to fund a new three-quarter-mile walking trail that will connect the library’s property to existing paths at Arkansas State University-Mountain Home and McCabe Park. The Arkansas Department of Transportation is covering most of the cost, but the Foundation must raise the rest. The trail will give area students a safer walk to the library and open the door for more outdoor programs.
Adeana Estoll, Library Foundation Coordinator tells KTLO News they are very close to their year-end goal.
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Estoll says their biggest fundraiser of the year is here.
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Library Director Kim Crow Sheaner goes into further detail about the importance of what the foundation provides for the library and year-round operations.
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For more information about the Library Foundation contact Adeana Estoll at 870-580-0705 and for more information about schedule and programs offered by the library visit baxlib.org or call 870-580-0987.
This month, Our Community Cares, sponsored by Arvest, Advanced Auto Body, Danny Porter Century 21 Lemac Realty, and KTLO, Classic Hits and The Boot spotlights the Library Foundation for its role in supporting the programs and services that make the Donald W. Reynolds Library a central part of Baxter County.
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