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Macon Public Library has been serving the City of Macon, Missouri, since 1917 and is funded through city taxes. Governed by an independent board, the library provides various resources and services to the community. The library offers free Library Cards to residents within city limits who are 18 years or older, as well as to property owners. Children under 18 can use a parent or guardian's card, while those outside the local tax base can obtain an annual card for a fee. Generated from the website

The Little Dixie Regional Library in Huntsville, Missouri, boasts a rich history dating back to 1905, when the community came together to establish a library through the efforts of the GT Club, transforming a vision into reality with the support of local citizens. In 1916, the library officially opened its doors as a Carnegie Free Public Library, funded by community contributions and a significant grant from the Carnegie Corporation. As part of the Little Dixie Regional Libraries system, which serves Randolph and Monroe counties, the Huntsville branch continues to foster a love for reading and learning, offering a range of resources and services, including the Library of Things and community outreach initiatives. The library remains a cornerstone of the community, supporting literacy and education for generations. Generated from the website