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New Social Media in the Library

ALERT, ALERT....


COOL STUFF GOING ON IN THE LIBRARY.....


Just a quick announcement of two new digital items featuring our library. 

We now have a podcasting station through Anchor called Tigers in the Library (the same as our blog spot).  Take a listen @ 



We also have a new YouTube channel called Macon Tigers in the Library @ 



Follow us on both platforms to keep up with library/school events, new materials, and updates. 

Enjoy! 


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