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Adair County library offering browsing appointments next week
Kirksville Daily Express
The Adair County Public Library will begin offering browsing appointments on March 1.
Patrons must call ahead to schedule an appointment. Ten visitors will be allowed in at a time for 30-minute appointments, which will begin at 9 a.m. Masks are required and groups will change every half hour. Patrons will be allowed to select materials, check out, make copies and use fax/scan machines.
One-hour computer appointments will still be offered and must be scheduled in advance. Curbside printing and copying will also still be offered.
“We want to see our patrons, we need our patrons and staff to stay safe,” said Library Director Jami Livingston in a press release.” Please follow social distancing guidelines and other health precautions as you come to the library. Stay home if you are sick. Wear your mask, we do have disposable ones available for patrons if they need one.”
Truman partners with Complete Family Medicine for expanded student services
Kirksville Daily Express
Truman State University students will soon have access to expanded physical and mental health care services thanks to a new partnership with a local provider.
Starting March 8, Complete Family Medicine will oversee operations of both the Student Health Center and University Counseling Services. As a subsidiary of Hannibal Regional Healthcare Systems, a non-profit agency, CFM has the capacity to offer additional resources to students, such as expanded hours, increased access to a physician and access to off-site providers when needed.
“Physical and mental well-being are cornerstones of a successful student experience,” said Truman President Susan Thomas in a press release issued Wednesday. “By partnering with a professional, non-profit health care provider, we will be able to offer enhanced services to support our students’ needs.”