Official: Demand for library service high after branch closures
Demand remains high at Lincoln County libraries despite closures due to COVID-19 and a burst pipe.
Will Langhorne/The Western News
After a pandemic-related shutdown and a burst pipe in Libby, circulation went down across the county’s library branches, but officials say demand for the agency’s services remains high.
Alyssa Ramirez, county library director, said circulation fell roughly 20 percent so far this year...
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