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Poetry Contest Winners

The 4th Annual Poetry Contest at R.C. Pugh Library turned out 10 great poets from Northwest. Help us congratulate our 1st and 2nd place winners below.

Left 2nd Place Rudy Armstrong & Right 1st Place Elizabeth Wiggins

Poetry Competition Today!

Our poetry competition will be held at 2 PM today at R. C. Pugh Library's Viewing Room. 

Come and see who wins the grand prize of $50!

Poetry Competition today!

The Third Annual Poetry Competition is today at 2 PM in the library's viewing room. 

Watch our student contestants compete for prizes! Come and listen to our own local poets!

It's National Library Week!

Enter one of our contests and win prizes! 

Come visit the library and see why there is a whole week dedicated to celebrate how awesome libraries are!

Best Books 2014

Faculty & Staff

Best Books of 2013 on Display Now

 

 

 

 

 

 

Check one out anytime Monday and receive a great prize!!

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Poetry Competition

The 3rd Annual Poetry Contest will take place on April 16th at 2:00 PM at the library. To sign-up or learn more, text 662-612-0083 or stop by the library.

Book Cover Contest

Have you ever looked at a book cover and thought "The cover is horrible!" or "I could do such a better job!"

 

Now is your chance to redesign a book cover! The R.C. Pugh Library will be holding a BOOK COVER CONTEST. Take any book you want and make the cover YOUR way!

 

Use your imagination! You can draw, paint, Photoshop...the sky is the limit.

 

Contest Info:

Submissions must be received by April 11, 2014 at 3:30 PM

Winners will be announced April 18, 2014

You may pick any book you choose and redesign the cover

 

Rules:

All entries must be original work

Entries can be physical or digital

Digital entries can be sent to tfaulkner@northwestms.edu

 

 

For more information: Text 662-612-0083 or stop by the library.

Pics During National Library Week

Senator Robert Jackson and Director Maggie Moran

William Maze was the first faculty member to check out a book.

Dan Smith and Ed Carroll browsing through the new collection of books specifically for faculty and staff.