Ola District Library

There are two terrific opportunities here.

First, check out Emmett Royal Honey’s website where you not only purchase local honey but can also checkout backyard trainings, honeybee classes and tours and so much more! What better time than spring for little outing to Emmett Royal Honey!

https://emmettroyalhoney.com/

Additionally, parents and teachers can take advantage of free, printable honyebee related educational materials. Check out the link below!

https://emmettroyalhoney.com/education-for-kids/educational-printable-items/?fbclid=IwAR3PWFKnr6xdEYLp6bX1gEVDNlXLmON3aw8ekdt75FC26JsQkbcSYXPHc28

Stop by the Ola District Library and participate in the community seed sharing program set up by community member, Cindy Durham. At the seed sharing center you can pick up flower and vegetable seeds at no cost.

We invite you to share your seeds as well!

So come by and take some seeds or leave some seeds.

Or hey, why not do both!

HAPPY BIRTHDAY, DR. SUESS!

In honor this special day, the Rustic Cherry in Emmett will host The Suess Strut!

This is a FUN, FREE, event for ALL AGES!

This stroll through downtown Emmett include costumes, photo opportunities and a contest!

This event will take place in down town Emmett Saturday, March 5th from 1pm – 3pm.

CHECK OUT THE LINK BELOW FOR DETAILS!!

https://www.facebook.com/events/1318610445307197

The Ola Library will be selling the following

novels for $2.00 each.

If you are interested, please contact Mrs. Close

Monday – Thursday at 208-584-3589.

You can also stop by the library

Fridays or Saturdays between 9:00 am and 12:00pm.

What better way to spend a cozy, chilly winter evening than curled up with a good book?! The students at the Ola School were presented with an opportunity to increase their reading skills this winter and even though the program was optional, ALL OF THE STUDENTS OPTED IN! Their reason…they want “to become really good readers.” Mrs. Close, the school librarian (and volunteer Ola District librarian) is running the program and the kids are excited!

Once a week students will put snowflakes on the tree for every day they read at home the previous week. Students also received reading logs to track their reading. The kiddos are motivated and looking forward to seeing how many snowflakes they can earn by the end of the winter.

Thanks to Mrs. Close for all of her dedication to our students and our community!