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Turtle Lady visits library

Nancy Lockard, aka “The Turtle Lady,” made a return visit to the Meigs County Public Library on Thursday, bringing along several “friends.” The program, which is always one of the more popular of the Summer Reading Program, was split into two sessions to accommodate the anticipated large crowds. More than 160 people enjoyed learning about turtles, frogs, snakes and other creatures. Kids were then given the opportunity to touch the turtles and other animals. This is the eighth year for the “Turtle Lady” to visit Meigs County for the Summer Reading Program. The Summer Reading Program continues at 2 p.m., Wednesday (today) at the library in Pomeroy.

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