Staff at PCDL are ready to assist you in locating information concerning certain legal issues. We are, however, unable to offer legal advice of any kind. For such advice, one can contact an attorney or the branch of Southeastern Ohio Legal Services that serves Perry County.
If you have questions pertaining to mental or physical health, it is always best to consult a medical professional. Use the links below as resources that can supplement the information that you receive from your doctor.
Many newspaper and magazine articles can be located and read online through the use of databases. Simply search them as you would the library's catalog. Use these links to do just that or contact our reference department for assistance. Links to the Web sites of local newspapers can be found here.
The staff at the library can assist you in locating and using study guides for a variety of tests and exams - anything from the ASVAB to the SAT, GED, and ACT through the library's catalog. For online assistance, the Learning Express Library provides you with interactive
Hard copies of certain city, state, and federal tax forms can be obtained from any of PCDL's six locations. The staff, however, cannot offer any form of tax or financial advice to patrons. For forms available online, please use the links below.
Finding that perfect book can be difficult, but these resources can help. Click on the links below for suggestions and quality listings of bestsellers, award winners, and the best of your favorite genres.
LibraryThing: This site connects you to a vibrant online community of readers who share their reading lists and reviews.
The trusted voice of the complementary and alternative medicine field, Alternative Medicine provides natural remedies and healthy solutions for your most pressing health concerns as well as practical strategies for self-care and prevention.
This listing of resources is designed to serve as a springboard to your next job. Below are numerous books, websites, and local agencies that will aid in your search for meaningful employment. If you happen to visit the New Lexington Library, you will find a Career & Education Center (a collection of books, pamphlets, and other information concerning test preparation, funding for college, resume and cover letter tips, as well as general career exploration).
This site offers letters that range from announcing job changes to countering a written offer.
Designed for graduating college students, this site gives advice on writing resumes, online job searching, relocating, communicating, and more.
