Summer Reading Incentive Programs For All Ages |
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| Registration begins May 27. Sign up online or in person. Record your minutes online or at the library from May 27 - August 3. Prizes will be awarded at 300, 600, and 1,000 minutes reading or doing reading-related activities. Speed up your in-person registration process: Fill out this form, print it, and bring it into the library. |
Registration begins May 27. Sign up online or in person. Record your minutes online or at the library from May 27 - August 3. Prizes will be awarded at 500, 1,000 and 1,500 minutes reading or doing reading-related activities. Teens may also choose to sign up for the Adult program, Literary Elements. Speed up your in-person registration process: Fill out this form, print it, and bring it into the library. |
Registration begins May 27. Sign up online or in person. Record your titles online or at the library from May 27 - August 3. You may read from the Suggested Reading List but it is not required. Any books, e-books, or audiobooks qualify as entries. Prizes will be awarded for completing 5, 10, and 15 items, as well as additional prizes awarded through random drawings. |
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Adult Programming
Library sponsored adult classes and events
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Book Discussion Groups
Discussion groups for adult readers
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Children's Programming
Activities and events for children of all ages
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Events & LIFE Classes
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Community Information Directory
The 2014 Community Information Directory: A Directory of Resources and Services in the Junction City Area is available for viewing here.
You will need Adobe Reader to view this directory.
Hard copies of the Directory are available in the Library on a first-come, first-served basis.
Get your organization into the Directory. Fill out this form and return it to the library. (If the form does not function properly in-browser, you may have to download it to your computer)
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Friends of the Library
Love the library and all its services? Join the Friends of the Library and help support us! In addition to financial support, members gain early access to our Book Lovers' Paradise Annual Book Sale, enjoy entertainment and food at our Friends Fiesta, and volunteer for special events.
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Digitized Daily Union
Back issues of the Daily Union are being brought into the digital age. Instead of scrolling through rolls upon rolls of microfilm, patrons need only enter keywords or know the dates they're looking for.
Find the digitized newspaper here.
Newspapers from 2010-2013 have been digitized so far, with the goal of turning our entire microfilmed newspaper collection into online, searchable pages.
Make sure you have the latest version of Adobe Reader installed for best results when using this external source. For extra help, see the Help Page.
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Tutoring Program
One-on-one help in a variety of subjects can be arranged through the library. Whether it's for school, work, or for yourself, the library can help find a tutor to suit your needs.
The library needs volunteer tutors to keep this program going. For more information or if you think you have what it takes to be a tutor, contact the library or read more here.
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Test Proctoring
The Reference Department provides this service to students in the Junction City/Ft. Riley area for both paper-based and online testing. Please read our Proctoring Guidelines before scheduling an appointment.
We require a 24 hour notification before a test can be scheduled.
If possible, please print and fill out our contact form and bring it with you.
Contact Information
Official Proctor: Cheryl Jorgensen, Assistant Director
Email address: reference@jclib.org
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Audiobooks & eBooks
Using your full Dorothy Bramlage Public Library card number, you can now log in to Sunflower eLibrary. Download eBooks, audiobooks, movies, and music for your computer or mobile devices. Kindle friendly!
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Check out digital Movies, TV shows, Music, and Audiobooks
Patrons with an active Dorothy Bramlage Public Library card can now borrow free movies, TV shows, music albums, and audiobooks through hoopladigital.com. Sign up online with your library card, then log in on your mobile device or PC to browse, borrow, and enjoy.
Patrons are allowed 10 check-outs per month on a rolling basis (TV shows are checked out by the episode: one episode = 1 check-out).
WARNING: Check-out is NOT restricted by age.
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Checkout Digital Magazines!
View full digital copies of your favorite magazines using Zinio! Browse from the library's collection of popular titles with no holds, no checkout periods, and no limit to the number of magazines you can download and read offline later.
To get started, please stop by the reference desk for a Zinio Account Card.
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Click here to navigate to the State Library of Kansas site where you can access research databases for school work, art, auto repair, health and medical, etc.; genealogy databases for family history research; language learning; and online/e-books for kids and adults.
This website requires an Internet Service Provider address in the state of Kansas to use. If you cannot use the links, you will need to log in with your Kansas Library Card.
Academic databases such as MasterFile Premier and Student Research Center can be found on the left-hand side. Health & Medical and Business & Technology databases can be found on the right-hand side.
For databases aimed at kids grades K-9, click here.
Mango is an online language-learning system that can help you learn languages like English (for non-native speakers), Spanish, French, Japanese, German, Mandarin Chinese, Russian, Pirate, and more.
Learning Express Library is an interactive learning center for students of all ages, from K-Adult. Practice tests and skill building are available once you register for an account.
"Centers" include Adult Learning, Job & Career, High School Equivalency (GED), College & College prep, and Recursos en español.
    
A Kansas Library Card may be required to use these resources. To sign up for a card, visit the reference desk at the library.
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The Dorothy Bramlage Public Library is a Funding Information Network partner of the Foundation Center*, connecting non-profit grantseekers and grant providers.
If you are associated with a non-profit organization looking for grant funding, this special library collection offers print materials on fundraising and nonprofit management as well as two online grant databases from the Foundation Center.
*Foundation Center can only be accessed by using our public computers or wireless internet.
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Keep track of your favorite series using the eSequels database |  You can now access Ancestry.com through our public computers or our wireless internet. |
Getting a Library Card
To check out materials, you will need a library card. To obtain a borrower's card, bring photo identification and proof of your current local mailing address to the library and complete an application. Your new library card will be issued at the time of application.
Parents may apply for cards for their children age 4 and older.
Library Resources
