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Sandhill Regional Library System

Our Digital Navigators have been working hard and are excited to bring you the first set of classes.
You can register using the QR code, clicking on the flyer or by calling the library.
Check back for new classes every month.

Storytime In Your Language, with LOTE4Kids

We are thrilled to announce the launch of LOTE4Kids, a database of children's eBooks and audiobooks in various world languages, allowing children and families to enjoy books and learn language through the magic of storytelling.

Each book within the LOTE4Kids collection is paired with English translations to enhance language learning and comes available in many formats including bilingual editions and interactive flipbooks. The platform offers thousands of books in over 65 languages, with 150-200 new books and new languages added monthly.

In addition to books, LOTE4Kids enriches children’s reading journey with comprehension quizzes and engaging learning activities that deepen their connection to the stories they love.

Accessible through a user-friendly web App and the free, secure and ad-free mobile App for iOS and Android, LOTE4Kids ensures your children can access their best-loved books in their native language in the library, at home, and on the go!

Explore the world of LOTE4Kids today and give your children the gift of reading in their language. Log in with your library card barcode or access code, select a book, and embark on your reading journey today.

SRLS Strategic Plan 2024 - 2029



The Sandhill Regional Library System has a new Strategic Plan 2024 - 2029.  To view the plan, please click on this link here                                                                 

The StudentAccess initiative is a partnership between Sandhill Regional Library System (SRLS) and the public schools in each county that the region serves: Anson, Hoke, Montgomery, Moore & Richmond Counties. Through the program, all public school students and teachers in our region automatically have a free eCard account with SRLS. Students can access databases, eBooks, and digital audiobooks from anywhere, 24/7. See the FAQs below for more details about StudentAccess accounts.

The StudentAccess information letter and the StudentAccess Opt Out form can be found here.

SRLS WiFi Access Point Names and Passwords

                         
Address City  Library 

 Pass Code
(all CAPs)

 Access Point Name
412 E Franklin St  Rockingham Thomas Leath Library ROCKINGHAM15 LEATHLIBRARY
100 N Poplar St  Aberdeen  Page Memorial Library ABERDEEN15 PAGELIBRARY
305 E Baltimore Ave  Pinebluff  Pinebluff Library PINEBLUFF15 PINEBLUFFLIBRARY
161 Magnolia Dr  Robbins  Robbins Area Library ROBBINS15 ROBBINSAREALIBRARY
128 Seaboard St  Vass Vass Area Library  VASSLIBRARY15 VASSAREALIBRARY
Dowd & Saunders St  Carthage Moore County Library CARTHAGE15 MOORELIBRARY
334 N Main St  Raeford  Hoke Co Library RAEFORD15 HOKELIBRARY
307 Page St  Biscoe Allen Library & LAB BISCOE15 ALLENLIBRARY
215 W Main St  Troy Montgomery Co Library TROYLIBRARY15 MONTGOMERYLIBRARY
138 S. School Rd  Candor  Currie Memorial Library  CANDOR15 CANDORLIBRARY
110 W Allenton St  Mt. Gilead Mt. Gilead Library  MTGILEAD15 MTGILEADLIBRARY
222 S Main St  Star  Star Library STARLIBRARY15 STARLIBRARY
120 S. Greene St  Wadesboro Hampton B Allen Library WADESBORO15 HAMPTONBLIBRARY
302 Main St  Hamlet  Hamlet Public Library  HAMLET15 HAMLETLIBRARY
2086 North Main Street  Ellerbe Kemp Sugg Mem. Library ELLERBE15 KEMPLIBRARY


Ancestry Library Edition is an in-house service that can be accessed from any public access computer in all 15 libraries within the Sandhill Regional Library System. Once you are at any of our library locations, click on this link to access the website. Come prepared with a list or ancestors to research.
Once connected, you'll find a friendly opening screen that asks for the name of the person to be searched. Key in the name, click on "Search" and Ancestry Library Edition will scan its vast selection of U.S. census data, birth, marriage, and death records, World War I draft registration information, Social Security death records, and immigration lists. 
Stop in at any one of our library locations and check out this service!

Free DMV practice tests to library patrons, at  https://srls.driving-tests.org/north-carolina/​

The service includes free tests, written specifically based on the state DMV materials, and is the only site of its kind to include accessibility tools that allow users to hear selections read aloud, make them into MP3s, translate pages into other languages, magnify text, and mask sections of the screen for greater visibility on driving practice tests.

Ebooks, e-magazines & e-audio, available anytime with

your SRLS library card!

 

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NC LIVE provides North Carolina’s libraries with access to over 25,000 eBook titles, including nearly 3,000 downloadable eBooks. Click on the following link to access the collection of eBooks -http://www.nclive.org/browse/eBooks. Many of these titles are non-fiction, including information in literature, health, technology, self help, history, social sciences, career development, reference books, and more.

 

North Carolina Libraries for Virtual Education (NC Live) offers the citizens of North Carolina online access to complete articles from over 9,000 newspapers, journals, magazines, and encyclopedias, indexing for over 20,000 periodical titles, and access to more than 22,000 electronic books.


The State Library of North Carolina provides access to state government information, the NC Center for the Book, the North Carolina ECHO project (North Carolina ECHO, Exploring Cultural Heritage Online, the World Wide Web's doorway to the special collections of North Carolina's libraries, archives, museums, historic sites, and other cultural institutions), e-mail reference service, youth services, NC LIVE, online-catalog, and the Library for the Blind and Physically Handicapped.

Mission Statement:

Building community by connecting people to each other, to learning and discovery, and to resources and spaces that help them thrive

Our Vision:

Helping the Sandhills Connect, Discover, and Thrive

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