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Library manager outlines summer programming; commission appoints Jayme Kuhn to library board
Summary
Branch commander Mallie Brossett reported that the local library hosted 200 programs in the year, averages 800 visits per month and invited the public to summer events including a Juneteenth program; the commission also approved the appointment of Jayme Kuhn to the library board.
Mallie Brossett, branch commander of the Cusseta–Chattahoochee public library since June 2025, updated the commission on library activity and upcoming summer programming at the May 26 work session.
Brossett said the branch hosted or participated in more than 200 programs and community events in the previous year and averages about 800 visits and 500 circulations per month. She invited commissioners and residents to the summer-reading program and noted a Juneteenth "Food for the Soul" event scheduled for June 19 at 11 a.m., with food from a local vendor and children’s activities. Separately, the commission approved a resolution appointing Jayme Kuhn to the library board by unanimous vote.
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