Osyka Public Library

The Progress Public Library in McComb, inspired by The New York Public Library (NYPL), has been a vital resource for the community, offering free books, information, ideas, and education for over a century. Embodying the spirit of its predecessor, the library serves as a cornerstone of knowledge and learning, dedicated to enriching the lives of all residents in McComb. Generated from their website's infomation

The Magnolia Public Library, located in Magnolia, Mississippi, offers a range of services and programs to serve its community, including dedicated spaces for children, teens, and adults, as well as genealogy resources and events. Established in 1928 during the Great Depression, the library's rich history reflects the support and dedication of local citizens who have participated in its growth over the decades. The library, which is part of the Pike-Amite Library System, has seen various transformations since its inception, from its early days at a community center to its current facility on South Cherry Street, which was dedicated in 1975. Under the leadership of Edythe Lensing, the library continues to foster a love for reading and learning within the Magnolia community. Generated from the website

Alpha Center Public Library, located in the Baertown Community of McComb, Mississippi, first opened its doors on March 22, 1964. Originally the Universal School, the building was transformed into a community center and library through the efforts of the Community Development Club, which was led by Mrs. Frankie Bethea. With a rich history of community involvement, Alpha Center Public Library has served as a vital resource for local residents, offering a variety of books and materials donated by patrons. The library is currently led by branch librarian Ms. Talibah Smith, continuing its mission to support and enrich the community through access to information and resources. Generated from the website