Did you know we have 49,000+ Adult Fiction & 35,000+ Adult Non-Fiction titles in our system. Go to our Card Catalog to check out these titles, or come browse the stacks and find a new favorite.
Libby is a free service offered by your library that lets you borrow eBooks, audiobooks, and more from their digital collections. Every Libby collection is slightly different because each library is responsible for purchasing digital content for their collection.
All you need to get started with free digital titles from Libby is an internet connection and a library card with Faulkner or Van Buren County Libraries. Explore our collection at Libby.com.
The Faulkner County Library is celebrating its 80th anniversary and the 20th of the current location! We serve a population of 68,000+, and are home to art, music and theater opportunities provided by Conway's three colleges. One of the city's largest annual events, Toad Suck Daze, has been held since 1982. The three day community festival incorporates live music, food and craft vendors, and amusement rides during the first weekend of May.
Any resident of the Faulkner/Van Buren Regional Library service area who wishes to object to an item in the library's collection must complete and sign a Request for Reconsideration of Library Materials form. All complaints will be forwarded to the Director, who will appoint a committee to evaluate the item in question. Committee recommendations will be sent to the Director, who will make the final decision and contact the complainant as to the outcome (assuming contact information has been provided on the Request form). Appeal of the Director's decision may be made to the Board of Trustees.
An appeal must be made in writing to the President of the Board of Trustees within seven days of receiving the Director’s decision. The Board will appoint a committee to review the item(s) in question, recommendations of the staff review committee, and the Director’s reply to the complainant.
All documentation of the complaint will be retained in the Director's Office for a period of five years.