Overstreet Memorial Library

Holidays & Closures

No March Holiday Closures

Loan Period Information

  • DVDs / Music CDs – 7 days
  • Game software – 7 days
  • Launchpads – 7 days
  • Magazines – 7 days
  • Books and Audiobooks – 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.

Happy Easter Coloring

Monday, March 6–Saturday, April 8
Ages 12 & under

Color an Easter themed coloring page and win an Easter goodie bag.

Kid K’nex

Wednesday, March 1
10:30–11:30 a.m.
Ages 3+

LEGO® Club

Saturday, March 4
3–4:30 p.m.
All ages

K’nex

Wednesday, March 15
3:30–4:30 p.m.
Ages 7+

Ages 2–5 | Every Tuesday | 10:30 a.m.–11 a.m.

March 7 | Dr. Suess

March 14 | Women’s History

March 21 | Pirates

March 28 | Japanese Story Time

 

LEGO Club
First Saturday of Every Month
3–4:30 p.m.
All Ages
Do you love building with legos? Show off your creativity and share with others! Fill the lego wall in the Makerspace with legos provided by the Overstreet Memorial Library.

STEM Club Jr.
First Wednesday of Every Month
10:30-11:30 a.m.
Ages 7 & under
For younger kids, The Makerspace offers several fun ways to introduce STEM concepts.
• 3D Pens: Draw using plastic that hardens into 3D shapes! These pens are safe for ages four and older and are lots of fun to use.
• KIBO Robot Kits: A simple way to show the basics of programming! KIBO uses blocks that link together. Rearrange the blocks in order to tell the robot what to do!
• K’Nex and LEGO: The foundation of every young engineer’s childhood.

STEM Club
Third Wednesday of Every Month
Ages 7+
A great opportunity for kids to explore concepts such as design, programming, electronics and other concepts.
• Advanced 3D Pens: Draw using plastic that hardens into 3D shapes! These pens are more powerful and can be used to build more precise and larger objects.
• Ozobot Robots: Tiny robots with lots of potential! These kits come with fun challenges using markers to program the robot paths. It’s fun for adults too!
• Snap Circuits: Are you interested in learning how to build electronics? These kits have tons of circuit plans and electronic components to try out.

It’s Back to School Season!
You have free access to Tutor.com through the U.S. Military. Get FREE online tutoring to support your academic success this school year.

Use Tutor.com to:

  • Connect with one of our 3,000+ expert tutors in an online classroom
  • Drop off an essay for review and get feedback within 12 hours
  • View your transcripts and replays of previous tutoring sessions
  • Save and schedule appointments with your favorite tutors!

Tutors are available to help with:

  • Algebra
  • Calculus
  • English
  • Writing
  • Earth Science
  • History and more!

To access free online tutoring, please visit www.tutor.com/military to get started. For more information, check out the Tutor.com How It Works Guide, available in English and Spanish.

The appearance of hyperlinks does not constitute endorsement by the (organizational name), the United States Air Force, or the Department of Defense of the external Web site, or the information, products, or services contained therein. For other than authorized activities such as military exchanges and Services/Morale, Welfare and Recreation (MWR) sites, the United States Air Force does not exercise any editorial control over the information you may find at these locations. Such links are provided consistent with the stated purpose of the Web site.

How to look up new arrivals online

  1. Go to the Online Public Access Catalog
  2. Click the Info Desk Tab
  3. Click What’s New
  4. Select the category

You will see the current list of new items added to our collection over the last four weeks.

New Arrivals | Online Resources

Fiction

Locust Lane | Stephen Amidon

Hell Bent | Leigh Bardugo

Devil’s Delight | M. C. Beaton

The Mitford Affair | Marie Benedict

Emily Wilde’s Encyclopaedia of Faeries | Heather Fawcett

Maame | Jessica George

Code 6 | James Grippando

Exiles | Jane Harper

The Villa | Rachel Hawkins

How to Sell a Haunted House | Grady Hendrix

The Bullet Garden | Stephen Hunter

Wicked Dreams | Lisa Jackson

More Than Meets the Eye | Iris Johansen

Unnatural History | Jonathan Kellerman

Just the Nicest Couple | Mary Kubica

The Book of Everlasting Things | Aanchal Malhotra

Someone Else’s Shoes | Jojo Moyes

The House of Wolves | James Patterson & Mike Lupica

3 Days to Live | James Patterson

The Cabinet of Dr. Leng | Douglas Preston& Lincoln Child

The House in the Pines | Ana Reyes

Encore in Death |  J. D. Robb

Without a Trace | Danielle Steel

The Devil’s Ransom | Brad Taylor

The Drift | C. J. Tudor

All the Dangerous Things | Stacy Willingham

Nonfiction

The Extraordinary Life of an Ordinary Man | Paul Newman 

I’m Glad My Mom Died | Jennette McCurdy

Japanese Soups | Keiko Iwasaki

Madly, Deeply | Alan Rickman

Surrender | Bono

The Twelve Lives of Alfred 

Hitchcock | Edward White

Waxing On | Ralph Macchio

Why We Cook | Lindsay Gardner

CSAF (Chief of Staff of the Air Force)

Dignity | Donna Hicks

The Last Warrior: Andrew Marshall & the Shaping of Modern American Defense Strategy | Andrew Krepinevich & Barry Watts

Managing Generation Z | Robin Paggi & Kat Clowes

Nudge | Richard H. Thaler & Cass R. Sunstein

Sandworm | Andy Greenberg

Ukraine and Russia | Paul D’Anieri

Winning the Next War | Stephen Peter Rosen

DVD
  • Breaking

  • Crimes of the Future

  • Hot Seat

  • The Invitation

  • Nope

  • The Tarzan Vault Collection

  • Top Gun: Maverick

Gaming Software
  • Crisis Core: Final Fantasy VII Reunion (Nintendo Switch, PS4, PS5, Xbox One)

  • Dragon Quest Treasures (Nintendo Switch)

  • Hello Neighbor 2 (PS4)

  • NFS Unbound (PS5, Xbox One)

Materials

  • Books
  • Magazines
  • Newspapers
  • Movies on DVD
  • Music CDs
  • Audiobooks
  • Video Games
  • Board Games
  • Exam study guides for CLEP, DSST, etc.
  • Playaway audiobooks
  • Electronic databases & resources

Services

  • Internet & Wi-Fi access
  • CAC enabled keyboards
  • Scanners
  • Printing & photocopies (10¢ per side in B&W/ 30¢ per side in color)
  • 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:

Visit the DoD digital library website at https://dodmwrlibraries.org

go digital

Downloadable & Streaming Media
EBSCO Audiobooks
EBSCO eBooks
Freegal Music
Gale eBooks
Gale National Geographic Virtual Library
Hoopla
Kanopy
O’Reilly Books Online
OverDrive
World eBook
Child & Youth Resources
BookFlix
Britannica ImageQuest
Britannica Library
Explora Primary Schools
Fiero Code
FreedomFlix
Gale in Context Elementary
Gale in Context: Middle School
Gale Miss Humblebee’s Academy
Gale National Geographic Kids
Hiveclass
iVox Books
NoveList K-8 Plus
ScienceFlix
Teachables
TrueFlix
Tutor.com
World Book Activity Corner
World Book Early Learning
World Book KIDS
Educational Resources
Academic Search Ultimate
Britannica Academic
Britannica ImageQuest
Britannica Library
EBSCO Host Databases
Gale in Context Elementary
Gale in Context: Middle School
Gale in Context: Science
Gale Online Resources
General OneFile
Great Courses Library Collection
Interplay Learning
LearningExpress library DoD Test Prep
National Geographic Virtual Library
O’ Reilly
Pass Your Class
Tutor.com
Teacher Reference Center
Universal Class
World Book Advanced
World Book Dramatic Learning
World Book Online
World book Student
World Book timelines
Language & Culture Resources
Press Reader
Mango Languages
National Geographic Virtual Library
News & Reference Resources
Biography in Context
Consumer Reports
Foreign Policy
Global Incident Map
MorningStar Investment Research Center
National Fire Codes NFPA LiNK
PressReader
Stratfor
Wall Street Journal
Weiss Ratings & Grey House Publishing
Special Interest Resources
Ancestry Library Edition
ArtistWorks Music Lessons
Auto Repair Source
Consumer Health Complete
Craftsy
Creativebug
Fold3
Gale Business Entrepreneurship
Gale Business Plan Builder
Gale Chilton Library
Gale Health and Wellness
Gale Legal Forms
Legal Information Reference Center
MorningStar investment Research Center
NoveList Plus
Small Engine Repair reference Center
Weiss Ratings & grey House Publishing
World Book Discover

STEM Programs

LEGO Club

First Saturday of Every Month
3–4:30 p.m.
All Ages
No registration required

STEM Club Jr.

First Wednesday of Every Month
10:30–11:30 a.m.
Ages 7 & under
No registration required

Stem Club

Third Wednesday of Every Month
3:30–4:30 p.m.
Ages 7+
No registration required

The Makerspace

Monday–Saturday 10 a.m.–5 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!
*All makerspace events will be postponed until further notice.

Overstreet Memorial Library

BLDG. 629
Monday–Saturday  |  10 a.m.–6 p.m.
CLOSED Sundays and federal holidays

Phone

226-4083  DSN
0176-77-3068  CELL

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