Well, I don't really have much experience with other libraries, but I can't imagine one being any…read morebetter than this one in a city the size of Paducah. Always helpful, always well-staffed, always clean. Having a large family, we are there pretty often for movies, books, and the special programs. Of course, there is a large selection of books, but it's the other stuff that my family loves. Its downtown location also provides convenient internet access for a large amount of the population, I think that's an excellent service to the community!

If you think the library is just a quiet place all about books, you are WRONG!! The McCracken…read moreLibrary is a very underutilized resource in our area. They have activities for all ages groups. They will help you with your computer or tablet, and they offer a variety of classes. Thursday night game night is a great time with your family. The list could go on and on. I suggest you pick up an event calendar and try something new.

It has a lot of books that are great to read.free computers to use.and staff is very niceread more

I love going here, the staff are amazingly friendly and very helpful. The place is Very clean. In…read morethe summer they have lots of cool stuff they do for the community to come do, and get to cool down at the same time.

although I broke the chair at this library, no grudge will be held…read more the chairs were not made to hold fat a!!es like me. be the way, I was not injured.

Molly Horton was so much help when this place was open. She helped me with all of my needs and I…read morethink she deserves a cookie or something. Maybe even a raise.

I am very impressed with Cape's new public library. I grew up going to this library, and it is…read moreunrecognizable! The children's section is awesome for my toddler, and me, who is able to relax on one of the comfy chairs. I can sit back and chillax, knowing he is safe. There are also so many programs offered for children and adults. All seem to be free of charge, I might add. Can't get better than that. In addition to the wide selection of books on the grounds, they offer ebooks, audio books, and e-magazines accessible on my home computer. I will always make sure before I spend money on an ebook, that I can't simply download it free. If I had to complain about one thing, it would be that the computers are too easy to get to. I come to the library hoping to get my son to love books. I find myself having to fight to keep him from wanting on the computer. Overall, I love this place, and am very grateful that the community of Cape Girardeau has this resource.

From the owner: Over 100,000 books, audiobooks, DVD's, magazines for borrowing…read more Monthly programs for all ages. Free meeting rooms for non-profits. 45 public access Internet computers. Genealogy resources.

The owner very nice and accommodating the area around the door was tight for my husband in a…read morewheelchair and the next time we came it he had rearranged stuff to make it easier for home we appreciate that.

Great selection of books especially newer releases at a great price. Very well organized.read more

The younger staff were super rude every time I went in there with my children to the point I…read morehonestly don't want to go back to the library. I have moved a lot in my life and therefore been apart of a lot of libraries and I have NEVER been treated like this by freaking library staff. They berated me for putting books into the book drop off and going in and getting more books at our other library it wasn't an issue and they acted like I should've known better I wasn't told that they only check it certain times and there was no paper saying we only check the box at X times. I have 3 small children so it's difficult just getting out and I have fond memories of the library but how I have been treated the last 2 times (the only two times I have been in there) is ridiculous.

Stopped in to use the wi-fi. Love the illiterate TOU page…read more The library asks you to set phones to vibrate. This obviously does not apply to library staffers. At least one of them has a voice more suited to calling hogs than working in a library. Typical southern "indoor voice", which means it will rattle your earballs.