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The Morrow County Genealogical Society will hold its monthly meeting on September 25 at the Washington Township Park picnic shelter (the former site of the Iberia Elementary School) 8587 County Road 30, Galion, Ohio, 44833.  This will be a fun outside event where we will test our knowledge of Morrow County.  The meeting is at 2:00 pm and is open to the public.

The Mount Gilead Public Library is proud to offer digital eBooks and audiobooks for our patrons; available 24/7 from your home, work, or vacation spot.

The library building is temporarily closed today, Friday August 20 2021. The drive-up window IS OPEN today until 7 PM as regularly scheduled. For questions, please call the library at (419) 947-5866.

Summer movies for kids are back at Mount Gilead's Capitol Theatre! Bring the family to the theatre for our 2021 Summer Movie Series! Summer Movies are played at 11 AM and again at 2 PM each Thursday throughout the summer.

This is the last week of the 2021 Summer Reading Program. In addition to our regular events listed below, our Summer Reading Program Finale will be this Friday, August 13th from 3 to 4 PM at the Library Annex

Our friends at the Grandview Heights Public Library are offering a free, ACT Crash Course online on June 4th. Space is limited and spots fill up quickly, so register today.

Do you love anime? Check out this club! The group meets on the last Thursday of each month at 6:30 PM. The group will meet on the 3rd Floor of the library.

Basic tax forms are now available at the library. Tax forms are located in the lobby on the 2nd floor. Forms may be picked at the drive-up window by calling before you come and requesting the forms you need. All blank tax forms are available free of charge

Parents, Stay Positive! FREE, 5-Week Course For parents and caregivers (grandparents, other relatives, guardians, etc.) of children from birth through age 8. Learn how to get more of the behavior you like from your children and less of what you don’t.

The Mount Gilead Public Library drive-up window (only) is now a distribution site for at-home COVID-19 test kits. “You drive up, ask for a kit and give some basic information and drive away,” said library director Melissa Kipp. "The process is easy and quick - and free.” No test kits will be handed out inside of the building.