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York County Library Set To Reopen March 20

By Jen Holden

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Photo courtesy of York County's website.
Photo courtesy of York County's website.

YORK-After temporarily shutting its doors nearly two years ago for renovations and a building expansion, the York County Library will officially reopen at 10am on Monday, March 20.

Circulation and reference services, public computers with print capabilities, and the use of study and group rooms will reopen at full capacity. Due to the continuation of minor construction projects, some areas of the building will remain closed, including the children’s wing.

Once fully opened, the facility will offer an auditorium with a stage for performances, a technology makerspace lab, and a local history area.

Hours of operation will be 10am to 8pm Monday through Thursday, 10am to 5pm Friday and Saturday, and 1pm to 5pm on Sunday. The York County Library is located at 8500 George Washington Memorial Hwy. in Yorktown.

Patrons are encouraged to visit the library’s website and Facebook page for updates.

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