Prairie Bookmobile

Thanks to the many supporters of Prairie Bookmobile. Gratitude cannot be expressed enough to the following individuals and organizations for their support: First Presbyterian Church of Buffalo Cass County Electric Cooperative Fingal Area Action Committee Sam's Club Costco the many individuals who have donated their time and money to the cause of literacy and especially, the Margaret Fraase Library for the generous donation of books, which without, the shelves of the bookmobil

****Don't forget to vote June 9th at the Tower City Community Hall**** While you are there, come see the bookmobile and all it has to offer! Extended hours that day, starting at 4:00

Last year, the bookmobile only visited during the daytime. I understand that was not the most convenient for some folks, so some changes will be made this year. Planned dates beginning May 26, 2026 5:00-7:00 PM unless noted Tuesday, May 26 Tower City Park Wednesday, May 27 Buffalo by the Historic 1916 Buffalo High School Thursday, May 28 Oriska Park (4:30-5:30) Fingal Park (6:00-7:00)

In a world where digital distractions abound, the importance of literacy remains paramount. Prairie Bookmobile stands out as a beacon of hope, bringing books and resources directly to communities that need them the most. This mobile library service not only fosters a love for reading but also plays a crucial role in enhancing literacy rates across various demographics. The Role of Mobile Libraries in Promoting Literacy Mobile libraries, like Prairie Bookmobile, serve as vital