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Library donates books to DJFS

Emily Sanders (right), Library Children Services Coordinator from the Meigs County District Public Library, presented Meigs County Department of Job and Family Services’ Program Administrator Theresa Lavender with a variety of children’s books the library donated to the agency. The agency has distributed the books throughout the building for children to read and enjoy.

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