Patriarch Charles Naffz came to the area from Würzburg, Bavaria and settled near present day Merrimac.If you've stopped by the library in the past month, you've hopefully noticed that we are trying something different next to the desk. Last month, we chose our own adventure by voting with marbles. This month we're going to tell our own story. Stop in and add to the story one sentence at a time. We can't wait to see the story you tell!
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Don't be scared of your library fines! Bring a non-perishable food item to donate to the Sauk Prairie Area Food Pantry between October 28th and November 2nd and watch your overdue fines melt away faster than a vampire in the sunlight.
Fine forgiveness does not apply to lost book fees or damaged item charges.
Culver's of Sauk City is once again sponsoring a reading program now through April 30. Children 5K and older and adults are invited to read 20 books and earn a free SnackPak! Stop by the library for more information and to pick up your bookmark.
This morning, the Nobel committee awarded the 2013 Nobel Prize in Literature to Alice Munro, the prolific master of the contemporary short story.