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Library staff member says Van Alstyne library drew nearly 2,500 visitors in July
Summary
A library staff member said the Van Alstyne library reopened about a month ago and recorded nearly 2,500 visitors in July, its third-highest monthly door count; staff also said 34 children exceeded 1,500 reading minutes in the summer program and winners will be announced tomorrow.
A library staff member reported that the library has been reopened for about a month and that "we had almost 2,500 people come through our doors for the entire month of July," calling it the third-highest monthly door count in the library's history.
The staff member said the summer reading program concluded at the end of July and that paper reading logs are due today to be counted for the grand-prize drawing. She said 34 children logged more than 1,500 minutes each (roughly 25 hours) during the eight-week program, and "winners will be announced tomorrow." The announcement frames both strong community use after reopening and participation levels in youth programming.
