The Newport Branch serves the Newport, Bellevue, and Dayton areas of Campbell County with a collection of over 73,000 items. The building was constructed in 2004. It replaced the oldest public library building in Campbell County (which opened in 1902). About 150,000 patrons visit the branch each year.
If you’ve finished binging Netflix’s Fear Street trilogy, based on R.L. Stine’s books, and are on the search for more horror to feast on this summer, we’ve got you covered. Read more
Explore regional history with our Spotlight Series, which brings three authors to our Newport Branch this August. Read more
The so-called summer road trip movie speaks broadly to the season’s many associations: open-road freedom, dysfunctional family trips, the reckless abandon of youth. Read more
Do you need to get away but don’t want to travel too far?
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Try out our newest Summer Reading-themed Digital Escape Room, Wild Safari Trek! Read more
You can find information about the artists participating in Art After Hours and more upcoming programs in the July issue of our “Connections” newsletter. Read more
Cool off at the library while your creativity heats up with craft programs this summer!
Stock up on summer reads at the Friends Book Sale! Read more
The library can help you find the perfect book, whether you’re trying to win prizes for Summer Reading or need something new to take on vacation.
June is officially underway, and so are the Pride Month celebrations!