by Shana Schack, Reference Librarian Shana Schack has been with the Shelby County Public Library for eleven and a half years and is currently the Adult Services Librarian. She has a BA in Psychology from the University of Louisville and received her MLIS in 2017 from...
Mason Warren is the Public Relations Coordinator at the Shelby County Public Library. He has worked at the Library since 2016 and is a graduate of Martha Layne Collins High School (2018) and is pursuing a Bachelor of Arts in Communication at the University of...
Yolanda Lewis grew up in Henry County, graduated from Henry County High School in 1978, and then graduated from Spencerian College with a certificate in Fashion Merchandising. She began a career in the Henry County Public School system, first in Special Education, then served 15...
Marilyn was born and raised in Shelbyville where she has lived her whole life. She attended Shelbyville schools and went on to the University of Kentucky, obtaining a Business Administration degree and then working in the banking industry for 15 years. Always having an interest...
Today's staff recommendation comes from the daughter of our Adult Services Librarian, Shana Schack. Nova Schack is a Junior at the Shelby County Public High School. She's been a percussionist in the band since 7th grade. She is also a member of the Beta Club and...
We are excited to talk about the newest Digital Resource we offer - hoopla! Hoopla is offered completely free through the library, and is a great way to stream movies and TV shows, listen to audiobooks and music, and read ebooks, magazines, and comics. The best...
Whitney Wooters is the IT Manager at the Shelby County Public Library. She’s been here since 2012, where she began in the children’s department working as a page. Meeting so many people and maintaining the website are her two favorite things about working at the...
The Shelby County Public Library Board of Trustees has authorized a reopening plan with a tentative opening date of Tuesday, July 7th with modified hours of operation. The new hours of operation will continue until further notice and are: 10 AM–4 PM on Monday,...
Recommended by Marilyn Tamer Marilyn was born and raised in Shelbyville where she has lived her whole life. She attended Shelbyville schools and went on to the University of Kentucky, obtaining a Business Administration degree and then working in the banking industry for 15 years. Always...
Watch as Library Director Pam Federspiel discusses the reopening of the library, which will occur in four phases: [vc_video link='https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zN2ZDICcqOw&feature=youtu.be'] The phases of reopening are fluid and are dependent on the number of active COVID-19 cases in Shelby County and directives from the governor and local health...