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Oliver Springs Public Library is growing needs help.
As it makes room for newer collections, it must weed out older books that are no longer being checked out. The library is selling those books at low prices.
On Friday, Nov. 12, the library will be selling hardback books for $1 and paperbacks for 50 cents. It also welcomes donations for specific books to be added to our collection.
The library is housed in the train depot, built in 1905, along with the historical museum and caboose.
To learn more, visit www.oliverspringscity.com/library or call Kelly Ayers, library director, at 865-435-2509.
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