Pandemic regulations have recently changed at the state and national level, therefore, Avery-Mitchell-Yancey Regional Library has also adjusted its policies to reflect that wearing a mask is strongly recommended but not mandatory.  We encourage everyone coming into our buildings to wear a mask as a way to protect themselves and others in a public setting. [...]

Effects and Benefits of Water All Around It is good that the Smithsonian Water/Ways Exhibit and the activities with AMY Regional libraries are helping to create more interest in water, which is one of the most valuable resources that we have in our three-county area. Water made it possible for wild animals to live here [...]

Wonder of Water program: Introducing mosaics!  When you finish watching, consider entering the photography contest today! Video by Martha Moore Photo Credit: Sue Wasserman

Curbside Service Curbside Service is available at all library locations.  Your library may have specific hours for curbside service. For more information regarding curbside service, contact your local library. To use the curbside service: Place items on hold through the online catalog or by calling your public library. Once your item(s) are available, you will [...]

Hours of Operation Avery-Mitchell-Yancey Regional Library is committed to re-opening with a safe environment. On Monday, May 3, all branches within the AMY Library System will be open to the public, no appointment necessary, however computer lab usage will require an appointment. Hours of operation do vary by location.  Each branch will be [...]

Amber Westall Briggs, AMY Regional Library Director, wrote regarding the waterways display at the Yancey County Public Library, "The idea behind the exhibition is not only to explore water's environment and culture input, but also inspire residents to visit our own waterways and to think about what it means to become better stewards of them." [...]