Library system offers six new card designs

The Southeast Oklahoma Library System (SEOLS) is celebrating Library Card Sign-Up Month by unveiling six new library card designs, available for a limited time.

These designs feature unique and vibrant images to appeal to all ages, including a sea turtle, the scenic Talimena Drive, an arrowhead with a scissortail flycatcher, books, a buffalo and a dinosaur.

“We wanted to offer something special to our patrons, both new and existing, and these
designs are a great way to showcase the diverse beauty and culture of Southeast
Oklahoma,” said SEOLS Marketing Coordinator Eddie Gray. “A library card is more than
just access to books; it’s a passport to learning, adventure, and community.”

Library cards are free for residents, and we encourage everyone to get one, whether
you’re a new borrower or looking to replace your old card with one of our new designs.
Getting a library card is simple You must be 18 years old or older with a state-issued ID showing residency in one of our seven counties (Pittsburg, Haskell, LeFlore, Latimer, Coal, Choctaw, or McCurtain) if your ID does not show your current address, you may bring a piece of mail, a voter registration card, or vehicle insurance document proving you live in the area. Children under 18 must be accompanied by a parent or legal guardian to obtain a card.

These new library card designs are a celebration of our community and the natural
wonders that surround us. By signing up for a library card, patrons gain access to a
world of resources, including books, digital media, DVDs, videogames and more.
Join us in celebrating Library Card Sign-Up Month by visiting any SEOLS library and
choose one of these beautiful new library cards.

SEOLS strives to be a place where people can explore yesterday’s heritage, today’s
information and tomorrow’s dreams. In addition to books, each library provides access
to public computers, free Wi-Fi and meeting rooms the public may reserve. The
library staff provides many fun and educational activities for kids and adults and
the library website allows free access to downloadable books, movies and music, as
well as access to numerous electronic resources such as legal forms, genealogy,
language learning, and traditional research.

SEOLS provides a comfortable and non-judgmental atmosphere conducive to
informational, recreational, educational, and cultural pursuits by the people of its area.
For more information on how to get a library card or to find the nearest SEOLS library,
visit the website at www.seolibraries.com.