The library will offer contactless curbside/pickup service beginning May 18. Patron phone calls will only be answered during curbside/pickup service hours. ...

To help feature extended resources that can bring library services (like storytime) to our patrons over the internet, we have started a new section of the li...

In a continued effort to decrease risk among patrons and staff during the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, the Barry-Lawrence Regional Library will remain cl...

Barry-Lawrence Regional Library For Immediate Release April 23, 2020 In a continued effort to decrease risk among patrons and staff during the coronavirus (C...

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You may not appreciate how many of your friends and neighbors depend on the Library on a weekly or even daily basis. Local kids, teens, adults, and seniors a...

The Aurora Friends of the Library will hold a Book Sale on Friday, November 1st, 9:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. and Saturday, November 2nd, 9:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m.

Monett, July 25, 2019 - “The Library only had to pay $4,032 of the $16,128 total price tag; due to the diligent grant-writing of the Library Computer Technic...

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The library needs your help to improve your library. Your opinions and ideas will shape the future of the BLRL in your community. We have developed a short s...

At the Barry-Lawrence Regional Library, our story is intertwined with the stories of the communities we serve. Though the years the library has been privileg...

WE ARE MISSOURI’S 1ST Consolidated Library District, and hold one of the states LARGEST PUBLIC LIBRARY COLLECTIONS of books and other media. Last year 53,640...

Check the library's calendar of events online or visit your local library branch for details on weekly or monthly programs for all ages offered at your libra...

The Aurora Branch Library joined the Barry-Lawrence Regional Library System in 1979. Aurora is often called the "Summit City of the Ozarks", because it was ...

When a prominent blogger Rita Meade ask local kids "WHAT WOULD A WORLD WITHOUT LIBRARIES LOOK LIKE?" even she was surprised by the impassioned answers the ki...