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Priscilla’s play wall debuts at Wylie Library; plaque delayed while vendor repairs lighting
Summary
Library staff reported a well-attended opening for Priscilla’s play wall; the donor plaque’s lighting malfunctioned and the vendor removed it for repair, with staff noting a possible redesign if the issue cannot be fixed.
Wylie Library staff reported on June 23 that the new play wall donated in honor of Priscilla had a successful opening and is being actively used by children, though the intended illuminated donor plaque was temporarily removed for repairs.
The nut graf: Library staff said many patrons—including family members of the donor—attended the reception. The plaque’s electronic lighting did not function as intended, so the vendor removed the plaque to repair it; staff said they hope to have it relit but are prepared to consider a redesign if necessary.
Staff described the opening as well attended and noted heavy use of the play wall by children the next morning. “There was just a mob at the play wall this morning about 3 kids deep,” a staff member said. Staff also credited the Friends of the Library for helping fund elements of the project.
Ending: Staff asked if board members had questions and invited them to view photos from the reception included in the meeting packet.
