Loan Period Information
- DVDs / Music CDs – 7 days
- Magazines – 7 days
- Books and all other materials – 21 days
- For renewals, add one loan period to the item. Items may be renewed via telephone, but patrons must call on or before the original due date.
Weekly Events
Every Tuesday
10:30–11 a.m.
Open to children 2–5 years old
April 2 – Robots
April 9 – Libraries
April 16 – Easter with Craft
April 23 – Japanese Story Time
April 30 – Fish
STEM PROGRAM
Build your way with LEGO!
1–4 p.m.
Every Tuesday
The Makerspace
1–4 p.m.
Every Sunday
The Makerspace
We offer coloring sheets for adults and kids, board games, Oculus virtual reality games (ages 13+), PS4, Xbox One, LEGO and KAPLA
How to look up new arrivals online
- Go to the Online Publicity Accessible Catalog
- Click the Info Desk Tab
- Click What’s New
- Select the category
You will see the current list of new items added to our collection over the last four weeks.
New Arrivals
Nonfiction
Fascism
Madeline Albright
Hang Time
Eglin Baylor
The Road Not Taken
Max Boot
Brotopia
Emily Chang
The Fighters
C.J. Chivers
In Pieces
Sally Field
Believe It
Nick Foles
Born Trump
Emily Jane Fox
On Grand Strategy
Jon Lewis Gaddis
Seperate and Unequal
Steven M Gillon
I’m Just Happy to Be Here
Janelle Hanchett
The Fifth Risk
Michael Lewis
The Pilot to Destory Democracy
Malcolm Nance
From Broken Glasses
Steve Ross
Everything is Horrible and Wonderful
Stephanie Wittels Wachs
God Save Texas
Lawrence Wright
Fiction
The Dependents
Katharine Dion
The Forbidden Door
Dean R. Koontz
DVDS
Adrift
American Animals
Avengers: Infinity War
Book Club
Criminal Minds
Isle of Dogs
Jurassic World
Mandy
Ocean’s 8
On Chesil Beach
Ready Player One
The Rider
The Spy Who Dumped Me
Tag
Truth or Dare
Tully
Summer Reading Program Information
Materials
- Books
- Magazines
- Newspapers
- Movies on DVD
- Music CDs
- Audiobooks
- Board Games
- Exam study guides for CLEP, DSST, etc.
- CDC & Playaway audiobooks
- Transparent Language Online
- Electronic databases & resources
Services
- Internet & Wi-Fi access
- CAC enabled keyboards
- Scanners
- Printing & photocopies (10¢ per page)
- Interlibrary loan
- 3D printer
- Fax machine
- Typewriter
- Oculus Virtual Realty System
- Group study rooms and audio visual rooms
- Conference room by reservation
- Children under 12 must be accompanied by an adult at all times and have parental consent for computer usage.
3D Printing
Bring your completed request form as well as a digital file on a thumb drive to the library. You can print your own 3D design or a project you found online.
What is 3D printing?
3D printers use digital models to fabricate three-dimensional objects, successively printing or forming layers of material, one at a time, until an object is fully rendered.
Is there a charge for the 3D printer?
The cost for printing is 20¢ per meter of PLA (USD only).
Online Resources & Databases
To access our online resources:
Go to the Overstreet Memorial Library to get a username and password to start exploring today!
go digital
Britannica
Online version of Britannica
CLEP Streaming Videos
Video CLEP preparation lessons
CultureGrams
World, Kids, and State editions with background information on world and U.S. cultures
EBSCO eBooks
Offers over 8,000 eBooks from reference, scientific/technical, business, health/medical, career, education literature and military
Gale Group Database
Journals, news, magazines, newspapers, encyclopedias, and current events
Global Incident Map
Provides a fully customizable map that displays critical events happening in real time across the globe
LearningExpress Library
Practice tests, tutorial courses, and ebooks to help all ages
Mango Languages
Pick from over 70 world languages to learn and explore new cultures through conversations and films
OneClickdigital
Provides a wide selection of eBooks and unabridged audiobooks for checkout and download to a computer or portable device
OverDrive
Includes language learning materials, downloadable eBooks, audiobooks, music and videos. Play downloads on a variety of devices including smart phones, eBook readers, computers, tablets and more. Includes the CSAF Reading List titles.
Peterson’s Education & Career Resource
Practice for CLEP, DSST/SAT/ACT exams
rb digital Magazines
The world’s largest newsstand offers full color digital magazines for anytime, anywhere reading on desktops, mobile devices and apps
Safari Books Online
Leading e-reference resource for technology and business professionals providing access to 40,858 eBooks, videos and tutorials featuring technology, digital media and professional development topics
TumbleBook Library
Has electronic books for kids with read aloud stories, puzzles and games
Tutor.com
24/7 free online tutoring and homework help
Universal Class
Over 500 online non-credit classes such as Law and Legal, Health and Medicine, etc.
CAC/Portal/Military OneSource Access Only
Air Force Culture & Language Center
Offers a variety of resources to help Airmen become more cross-culturally competent
Morningstar
Get the most popular investment resources
Overdrive
Downloadable audiobooks which can be transferred to a portable device
Safari Books Online
Collection of eBooks on Information Technology
Stratfor
Provides expert analysis in international affairs, public policy and security
STEM Programs
23
May
3D Pens
3:30–4:30 p.m.
The Makerspace
Ages 8+
No registration required
Class Info
The 3Doodler is the first 3D printing pen capable of drawing in the air or on surfaces. The 3D printing pen uses ABS plastic, which is the same material used by many 3D printers.
9
May
K’Nex
3:30–4:30 p.m.
The Makerspace
All Ages
No registration required
Class Info
K’NEX is a building system of plastic rods, wheels and other components, which can be pieced together to form models, machines and architectural structures.
5
June
Kibo
10:30–11:30 a.m.
The Makerspace
Ages 4–7
Register May 27–June 3
Class Info
KIBO is a robot kit designed for young children ages 4–7. Children build their own robot with KIBO, program it to do what they want and decorate it. KIBO gives children the chance to make their ideas tangible.
Makerspace Classes
21
May
Introduction to Computer Science
4–5:30 p.m.
The Makerspace
Ages 7–12
5 seats available | Registration period May 6–13
Class Info
Learn both block and line-based coding to explore Karel programming language which is a precursor to Javascript.
The Makerspace
Monday–Thursday 10 a.m.–7 p.m.
Friday–Sunday Noon–5 p.m.
Federal Holidays Noon–4 p.m.
This space offers video games, virtual reality, 3D printer, LEGO wall and STEM programs. The Makerspace is free to use and open to all ages. Stop by the Overstreet Memorial Library and check it out!
Overstreet Memorial Library
BLDG. 629
Monday–Thursday | 10 a.m.–8 p.m.
Friday–Sunday | Noon–6 p.m.
Federal holidays | Noon–5 p.m.
CLOSED 4th of July, Thanksgiving, Christmas Day and New Year’s Day
Phone
226-4083 DSN
0176-77-4083 CELL