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Library services--books, DVDs, newspapers and magazines, children's storytimes, teen programs, copier, fax machine, high-speed Internet, free wireless, books on CD. Reference services. Health information. Programming for adults.

Brings people and information together in a cost-effective manner so that citizens may enrich their own lives. The library encourages and fosters reading at all age levels, whether for recreation or information, support education and life long learning, and helps the public obtain information.

Administration and support services for 12 library branches that provide information and reference services and loan books and other materials to the public.

The purpose of the library is to provide access and offer guidance to a broad range of information, materials, and services.

Provides books, magazines, newspapers, microfiche, compact discs, books on tape and large print books. Offers personal computers with Internet access for public use. Offers programs for children, youth and adults. Also offers meeting space with audio visual equipment at no charge to non-profit organizations and for a small fee to for-profit organizations.

Offers a special, reference only collection of print and non-print materials on topics of interest to local governments. Includes employment, statistics, finance, housing, environment, human resources, intergovernmental relations, local government, organization and management, planning and development, recreation and transportation information.

The Richard S. Gillis, Jr./Ashland Branch Library enhances the quality of life in our communities by providing access to information, promoting, reading enjoyment, and nurturing life-long learning.

General public library services are provided, such as the summer reading program, story hour, reference service, recreational reading, self improvement, and educational support. Faxes, copiers, public computers, and WiFi are available.

Serves the research needs of the university community. The library houses the principal collections in the humanities and social sciences. It is also an official depository of government documents, including U.S. and the Commonwealth of Virginia tax forms. The Charlottesville Census Bureau is also housed in Alderman Library. Please visit the web site for a complete listing of collections and available services.

The Friends of the Jefferson-Madison Regional Library is a 501(c)(3) entity recognized as such by the IRS. The Friends accept donations of books, audio and visual tapes and CDs and DVDs and records. Details of what the Friends want and do not want can be found on the appropriate page of the Friends' web site, along with information on when and how to make donations. Funds raised through the spring and fall book sales are used to support additional library programs and projects promoting literacy and personal development, and the development of library services. The Friends' newsletter, "Among Friends" appears three times a year - spring, summer and fall.

Brings people and information together in a cost-effective manner so that citizens may enrich their own lives. The library encourages and fosters reading at all age levels, whether for recreation or information, support education and lifelong learning, and helps the public obtain information.

Provide the adults and children of Bedford City and County with information and resources that support life long learning and life long enjoyment. The Stewartsville Library is a branch of the Bedford Public Library System.

Provides a public library for Isle of Wight residents.

Prince William Public Libraries has 12 branches throughout Prince William County and the City of Manassas, providing free access to books, e-books, e-audio, print and digital magazines, Digital Library, DVDs, and more. PWPL also offers free educational and entertaining programs for all ages. Learn more at pwcva.gov/library. The Ruth E. Lloyd Information Center (RELIC) is a special collection devoted to genealogy and local history with a focus on Virginia and Prince William County. Located at Central Library, RELIC is staffed the same hours as the rest of the library. The staff are trained to help customers locate information needed to trace their family history and to research persons, places and events associated with local history. The American Revolution and the Civil War as they relate to Virginia are of special interest. Central Library's Makerspace is an independent workspace inside the library that provides patrons with various machines, tools, and technology to explore, build, collaborate, and create. Prince William Public Libraries' Makerspaces are designed for patrons 13 years old and older. Children age 12 and younger must be directly supervised by a parent or guardian at all times.

Henrico County Public Library promote reading and lifelong learning, connect people with the information they need, and enrich community life. HCPL encourage everyone to try the Library's online catalog, download an eBook, read a digital magazine, use the public computers or WiFi, or learn about any of the free programs like story times, computer classes, and more. Library Amenities Large areas for general interest, teens and children's collections Heritage Wall Digital Media Lab More public-use computers and devices Printing and copying Children's Reading Garden Group collaboration areas Drive-up book return and pickup window Larger meeting room with updated technology Quiet reading room Study rooms Updated collection Large north-facing windows overlooking a two-acre lake Internal & external automated book returns

Prince William Public Libraries has 12 branches throughout Prince William County and the City of Manassas, providing free access to books, e-books, e-audio, print and digital magazines, Digital Library, DVDs, and more. PWPL also offers free educational and entertaining programs for all ages. Learn more at pwcva.gov/library.

Public library for residents of Norfolk.

Offers a range of activities, programs and services which are designed to meet the information and learning needs of all ages and to facilitate their enjoyment of library resources, reference and information services, and alternative format reading materials. SENIOR TAX SITE (TCE): Call for information.

Selects, organizes, preserves, and provides easy access to a collection of materials designed, within local space and budget limitations, to meet the day-to-day information needs of county citizens.

The Central Virginia Regional Library serves as a lifelong learning resource by providing access to information and assisting in its use for personal and community development. The library will meet informational needs and assist with educational, civic, and cultural activities using resources, classes, and programs.

A full-service regional library.

Offers volunteer opportunities at the library. To volunteer at the Library, you must be at least 18 years old and be able to help at least one hour per week. The Staunton Public Library depends on the efforts of its volunteers and encourages all patrons to talk to the Volunteer Coordinator between the hours of 9AM and 5PM, Monday through Friday (except Wednesday mornings).

Provide services and programs to the communities it serves through support of life-long learning, general information, and the exchange of ideas with effective use of traditional library resources and emerging technology.

Offers physician referral to over 350 different specialties in Harrisonburg and Rockingham County. Some of the interests include: knowing more about nutrition, understanding how to live with diabetes, and learning life-saving techniques such as CPR. Information on classes and groups for all ages is available, from soccer and swim lessons for children to activities for older adults. A library of health topics is available to the public. Healthsource can provide speaker resources on many health topics for meetings, groups and organizations. The classes are offered at the Wellness Pavilion, RMH Atrium and other locations.

A full-service regional library.