Small consortium of a group of Northern Nevada libraries which affords more of a selection…read more The librarian there is very friendly, very informative, and very thorough in getting you started with their services and getting you a library card. Very clean, organized and accessible off of Maine St. There is an internet link where you can borrow, hold, and extend books and articles. The selection of audio books is lacking, compared to the larger libraries but you can use the app "Libby" which may enable you to access more of a variety. I still need to check that out.

Serious problems at this library, which used to be a gem. Staff has left, book choices have…read moredeteriorated. a formerly integrated smooth running operation in chaos.

We just moved here and I wanted to get books for the kids. They have a great selection. It's a…read moresmall library but the staff are super friendly. Just make sure you look up the hours before you go.

Sweet little library with a lot of activities for families. Look them up on facebook for an updated…read moreschedule of events. Staff is very friendly and they have wifi, copy services, and printers available.

Winnemucca has a nice library; with friendly and helpful librarians. One thing they lack is…read morewireless internet service for using one's own laptop. They do have a number of their own computers for public use however.

Very great library great customer service place was nice very helpful staff unlike the librarys in…read morecalifornia

What a beautiful library... Wide open, inviting, accessible,…read morenothing like the old library's filled with stacks of books!! Large maker area Thai includes a 3 D printer!! Computers,printers, cameras all available for use. Large children's section that has interactive exhibits. Stone fireplace and comfortable seating to curl up with a book. New book section as well as a section of books for sale. Employees are friendly and I got my library card so easily! Learned about all the have to offer! An amazing resource!!!

This library is a hidden treasure in sparks! It is so spacious, has kind employees, great kids…read morearea, computer access and clean bathrooms! They even have a toilet for little kids which is so nice as most places/libraries don't have this! It is conveniently located right off the main road and next to lazy 5. We can't wait to come back!

I came here to vote in person at the South Valleys Library. I had my grandchildren with me so it…read morewas perfect to go into the children's section of the library after voting. The people are wonderful and friendly. The facility is clean, bright, well organized and comfortable.

Great branch library. The staff is always nice, and there are tons of thoughtful touches throughout…read morethe facility. It's a pleasant environment. But holy cow is the furniture uncomfortable! It's borderline unbearable. It makes me think they're trying to get people to leave sooner. Ha. And despite how groovy the architecture is, the architect majorly failed on the west elevation. The afternoon sun comes blasting in and you can't sit at those tables or you'll BAKE.

This is the 2nd time I've been here. First was to sign up for a library card 8 years ago. Ever…read moresince then, I've just used their online e- books - downloading and putting on holds - easy peasy! But, I found a book that is only available in hard copy. WHAT -- I'll make do. The book was on signed out by someone else and I put a hold on it - via their website. This morning, I received an email saying - your book is ready. It took 3 minutes for me to find the book, check it out and get back into my car. HOW COOL IS THAT!? Technology has really brought libraries to the future.

Is anyone doing Libray reviews? We are definitely not coming to the library enough. There are so…read moremany resources available besides books. We went to a circle time here, and a bilingual family game night. I also came to their art class. Over the summer they offered a free animal show. I'm blown away of how much is going on here. I highly recommend you should run, not walk to this library. I'm am so happy it is close by and it's open every day, even Sundays. Everyone I have met is super helpful. No complaints. Shout out to Emily! She is my favorite librarian. These are the best parts of community we must foster and take care of. They also don't penalize you for late fees and have no limit for checking out. There is a books sale area and a section that gives away food in the front. People bring things in and others take what they need. I absolutely love that. We need this more! The library did not pass their WC -1 on election day. Unfortunately our libraries will be reducing resources due to budget cuts. I will be emailing my Washoe county commission office about this. I encourage you to do the same.

Cute little town. Wasn't able to explore too much. It seems like it's pretty much a small farm town.read more

Having been to Lovelock some years ago, I don't remember why I did or did not give a rating to this…read morebeautiful Courthouse. The courthouse is actually a around building and I got a tour of it on one of my visits. It's beautiful inside and I love the architecture of this. Outside as well. The grounds are well-mannered cured and I mean manicured. So you couldn't ask for a city to takes care of things any better. Lovelock you are very lucky to have such a beautiful city hall for your Courthouse. May it bring great pleasure and lots of justice to all the people of the area

Enjoyed the selection and variety of books to choose from. The store layout is easy to navigate and…read moredisplays books with as many covers facing out as possible. Great pricing!!! Even found a few Superman Comic Books to get framed for a friend.

Sadly, the Reno area is extremely lacking in good quality used bookstores anymore. With the loss…read moreof Zephyr Books many years ago and the Book Gallery in Sparks, there just aren't enough quality used bookstores any longer. Grassroots Books is a very good used bookstore with a lot of variety of material-- children's books, DVD's, some records, gently used paperback and hardcover books. Hours are flexible for when they are open, however, they only buy books on Thursdays during the afternoon. I have never been tempted much to sell anything to them over the years, as they tend to be quite choosy with the material that they want and don't want. As a longtime book collector, this is important to maintaining a quality used stock and helps with inventory management. I highly recommend Grassroots for your next book adventure!

Built in 2005 and formerly called the Redfield Campus, the Health Science Center is located in the…read moreGalena area. The Radiologic Technology program is now located here and it will be the future home of the Nursing program, as well. The pros? Because this is a much lower-volume campus than the Dandini campus, parking and computers are ample and faster than the ones at Dandini (as of 2015, that is). Facilities include seven general classrooms, two science labs, one nursing lab, an open computer lab, a distance education classroom, library resource center and faculty offices. It is very quiet and is a good place to study. There is currently a great deal of construction underway at present, and I look forward to seeing how this facility grows. The cons? Depending on where you're coming from, the commute can be BRUTAL. Definitely leave yourself extra time when you're headed to this campus!

From the owner: TMCC's William N. Pennington Health Science Center at Redfield provides a seamless college…read moreeducation to Northern Nevada students: TMCC offers lower division courses (freshman and sophomore level classes) and UNR offers higher division courses (junior and senior level classes), allowing students to complete Associate's and Bachelor's Degrees at one facility. TMCC's Health Science Center offers nursing, veterinary technology and general education courses such as biology, core humanities, English, math, philosophy and speech communications. Students can complete an Associate Degree in Nursing (ADN), or an Associate of Applied Science in other fields such as Radiologic Technology, Veterinary Technology, or a Skills Certificate in Certified Nursing Assistant. Also available are student support services such as tutoring, academic advisement and library access at the Redfield Campus.

I went here yesterday, Monday, June 10, 2019…read more I was amazed that The Summit, a high-end and ritzy shopping center in Reno, had a community book box. It is located in the plaza of The Summit, which is in the center of the shopping center, on the side of Van's, by the fountains. The book box is listed on the website as belonging to Lori Knudtzon of Bayer Properties (Charter #34192), the latter of which owns and manages The Summit. As I went here, I noticed the sign on the box that said "The Summit's Little Free Library". There was also a larger sign above it on a protective overhang, which also had two lights under it which illuminate the box at night. The Summit advertises this as a guest amenity for shoppers and I think it was part of the design when they built this shopping center. Anyone can start a Little Free Library. The website has thousands of locations across the country, and Reno has many. You just have to get the supplies to make and mount the box, either yourself or for a cost from the website (https://littlefreelibrary.myshopify.com/); and get used book donations. The only requirements are that the box be water tight and that it have a clear door so people can see the books. You can watch the videos on how to start one here: https://littlefreelibrary.org/start/, and here: https://vimeo.com/72957294. The website locator is here: https://littlefreelibrary.org/ourmap/. Some community book boxes are like old newspaper boxes converted, where the door opens at the top and closes automatically from pressurized hinges at the bottom. The one in Carson City City Hall is like this. But this library box was like a cabinet, with a manual latch on the bottom. The left door opened fine, but the right door would not open. I looked inside to try to find a lock or latch, but I saw nothing. The maintenance guy from The Summit, who was cleaning nearby, said that right door does not open. I am not sure why, as it looks like it should. There were two shelves for books. I looked through them to see if there was anything that I would like to borrow, but no luck. (If patrons take a book, they must leave one in its place.) They were all cheesy novels and children's books. One book was on its side, so I fixed it. I was happy the book box was there. even though I didn't find anything. I think this is such a cute thing, and hunting down all these community book boxes is a fun project! The only reason I am leaving only four stars is the right door did not open, which makes taking out books harder. I also wish this were listed on The Summit's website directory, like they do Putting Place, the free 7-hole putting green provided as a guest amenity by The Summit.