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Lake Agassiz Regional Library (LARL) is introducing a new option for people to access a laptop computer with freedom and flexibility at their public library. Cardholders can visit their nearest LARL library to check out a laptop computer to use inside the library’s building for the day, offering them endless options, including using the computer’s […]
Lake Agassiz Regional Library is introducing a new and improved option for those wishing to print documents wirelessly from home or in the library. The library system has installed Princh, a cloud-based printing solution allowing users to print documents from their mobile devices and laptops. “Wireless printing is a great option for people who don’t
The Polk County Commissioners met Tuesday in their chambers at the Polk County Government Center. Liz Lynch, executive director for the Lake Agassiz Regional Library, told the commissioners that library usage has increased around the region. “Books are expensive and with the library providing e-books and audiobooks people are taking advantage,” said Lynch. “We’ve introduced
