This a great library. Very clean and very quiet. The atmosphere allows you to concentrate on what…read moreever it is that you want to concentrate on. The space in the building is very large with plenty of sitting areas and rooms.

We utilized a space yesterday and the staff was amazing! The room was clean and when we had…read moreissues, they were prompt and professional in correcting the issues. We look forward to hosting future events; our experience was nothing short of amazing.

So disappointed in the Macon Rd branch library. I went to see the movie Shaft today and they…read moreshowed the wrong version. We were asked if we wanted to see the originally scheduled one but some people wanted to continue watching the one they started so I didn't say anything. However, this movie was full of filthy language, repeatedly satin the F word and GD word and there were young people in the theater. This was an R rated movie and it was way too Inappropriate for youngsters but their decision,to,show it with an underage audience has really made me lose a lot of respect for them. This was not ok. I got up and left because I was pretty disgusted. Please do better library staff. Thank you

Love the new facility!! They've got a courtyard, computer labs, meeting rooms, a gaming center and…read morelots of comfy places to read. So excited to attend some events & enjoy the new spaces.

I love coming to this library. I have a reading list for work and I use the library to get my…read morebooks. If they don't have it they get it for me from another location and alert me when it is ready for pickup. So awesome. I love this place and so does my grandbaby.

Best thing about this place - its 24 hours Sunday - Thursday!…read moreThe Caribou is pretty nice too.

love it. love to study here. great temperature control and very silent. except for when someone let…read moreout a wet fart yesterday and it echoed throughout all 4 floors. also has a good panera

Lots of information and very informative staff!! I'm so excited that I renewed my membership.. they…read moreoffer a ton of online opportunities from streaming videos to learning a new language

All librarians are very professional and helpful. I wish there are more selection in books and…read moreaudio tapes in classics and more informative and educational materials though.

Helpful, sharp media team. Pretty much any materials you want are in the Pines system. Life saver…read morefor all of us during 'pandemic' & best candy store *any* time. 35-yr resident here. Glad there's so much for kids' projects & more hours open for their work in the perfect place to build school application résumés. IMO, the kids' programs hook them on lifelong learning, with valuable scholarships along the way.

love this place only wish you had more books in spanish …read more The gentleman at the front was so helpful and kind thank you

My GPS brought me here by mistake and I had to do a u-turn but the entrance is very beautiful…read more Thank you very much for your service and God bless America.

The day my son left for Boot Camp was one of the saddest days on record in our home. It was…read moreemotional beyond any other event EVER as friends, family and neighbors came to say goodbye drenched in tears. We barely had time to celebrate his high school graduation when he was being picked up by his recruiters and whisked off to a new life. There is nothing like seeing you child leave on a new adventure filled with both excitement and uncertain danger. My heart still beats out of my chest whenever caller ID shows an incoming call from his home base area code. I wanted him to choose a safe Army career as far from conflict as possible. One that might keep him out of direct combat. As we argued back and forth @ MEPS (Military Entrance Processing Station), he held his ground and chose Infantry Airborne. Well, sometime during bootcamp he got introduced to the idea of becoming a Ranger and for the next few months, he went all out to fulfill this goal... and he reached it. He became a United States Army Ranger last Fall. Fast forward to today, where he has now completed all the requirements of becoming a Ranger including one of the most important... Ranger Leadership School. 13 plus grueling weeks of combat training in the worst of conditions where you are expected to maintain mental focus even when physically exhausted. Hurley Hill stadium was filled with proud parents, grandparents, brothers, sisters, offsprings and loved ones as 177 Soldiers earned their Ranger qualified badge today. "I'm the" ... brother, dad, mom, wife, daughter and son of a Ranger shirts were everywhere and the pride for our country was incredible as Hall of Fame veteran Rangers stood to be honored during the ceremony. To my surprise, ALL of the armed forces divisions can take this leadership training, including Navy, Airforce and Marines, as well as NATO allies from other countries. We saw soldiers from Finland and the Middle East here as well. All in all, I have enjoyed the many visited we've had to Fort Benning over these last two years of watching our son fulfill his dream. I have not been to very many Military Installations, but Benning is far more that I ever expected a Military Base to be. I thought it would be small and filled with tanks, bunkers and marching soldiers like in the movie Stripes. Although you will see that in various places, largely it just seems like a normal small town with grocery stores, malls, homes, gas stations, barber shops and restaurants just like any other town. Well, just like any other town that has heavily armed checkpoints... lol Posting pictures of Military Bases is discouraged, so I have very few pics to share. However, I did want to show the absolutely beautiful bridge that was just recently completed as you approach the first checkpoint off I-185: http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/fort-benning-fort-benning?select=nXdA0X12KA1JBumNkVgxsg#EVk1-Jy2YcgVD-qaU3PLyw Fort Benning receives 5 stars for being a top facility in producing world class soldiers... one of which I am extremely proud of!

This library do take precautions against the COVID, to enter u need to face a scanner for…read moretemperature, they ask u travel questions , they have hand-sanitizer and if you handle any books or video they Supply gloves, rope to separate sections of library, keep space apart from each other, they are organized well to protect their customers and quest, if u go feel safe and comfortable

They have other activities to entertain the children like an escape room/area. They give out free…read morebookmarks and have a wide variety of books. The computers can get confusing at some times though but other than that it is a good library!

Great service and a blessing to have dedicated staff. If you are not affiliated with them and in…read moreHarris County, you should highly consider joining.

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I love how they have upped their presence on Instagram with book recommendations and crafting…read moreideas. Nice friendly staff, a fabulous resource for Newnan, the surrounding areas - and beyond!

This small library is beautiful. It's ceiling lights are stunning art deco lamps, the doors are…read moremade of light colored wood, the display cases are filled with historical relics and there's tasteful art on the walls including a portrait of Chief MacIntosh. There are only a small selection of books, public computers and about five desks to use for study, but I've found it to be quiet and suitable for me. They also have Newnan souvenirs for sale and free WiFi.