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Library window providing free Covid test kits Staff Report MOUNT GILEAD The Mount Gilead Public Library drive-up window (only) is now a distribution site for at-home COVID-19 test kits. “You drive up, ask for a kit and give some basic information and drive away,” said library director Melissa Kipp. “The process is easy and quick – and free.” No test kits will be handed out inside of the building. The library has received the 15-minute BinaxNOW COVID-19 Ag Card Home Test kits, which have received FDA Emergency Use Authorization for at-home testing in collaboration with a telehealth session. The test is intended for individuals suspected of COVID-19 within the first seven days of symptom onset. ....
Drive-up window added at MG Library Staff Report The Mount Gilead Public Library’s new drive-up window was installed to keep the library open and services running. Courtesy Photo MOUNT GILEAD From borrowing books and movies or picking up holds to even printing via the library’s Wi-Fi, the library’s new drive-up window looks to make utilizing library services even easier. “With the lockdown and social distancing and people trying to do the right thing, we really think the drive-up window will become a lifeline for us,” said Library Director Melissa Kipp. “Now, even if the county’s COVID levels rise, we can safely stay open and continue to serve the public.” ....