It’s simple. Your Lincoln Public Schools student ID connects you to a student account at Lincoln City Libraries.
Library OneCard is a key that opens the door to a huge collection of books from both your school library and Lincoln City Libraries.
With Library OneCard, you can find all your favorites.
Library OneCard connects our libraries. It invites you to embark on a journey of learning that will continue beyond your school years. It opens the doors to a world of knowledge that will inspire and enrich your life.
With Library OneCard, the journey begins, and the possibilities are endless.
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Lincoln City Libraries invites residents to participate in community engagement sessions in September and October regarding library services and activities. The 45-minute sessions will feature an informational presentation, followed by a series of questions for participant feedback. The sessions are part of an analysis of all LCL facilities and will be used to gather input on community needs and expectations for the LCL system.
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Remarkably Bright Creatures by Shelby Van Pelt has been announced as the book selected for the 2023 One Book–One Lincoln Community Reading Program.
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America’s News from NewsBank is the most comprehensive domestic news resource available, with current content and archives back to the 1980’s from thousands of U.S. news sources.
Login is automatic on computers located in Lincoln City Libraries. Access from outside the library is available for Lincoln City Libraries card holders.
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With our mobile app, LibraryLNK, you can:
– Search the catalog
– Place holds
– Manage your account
– Renew materials
– Store your library card
– Link multiple cards to one account
Search for “Lincoln Libraries app” in the App Store and Google Play!
Please note: our older app, BookMyne, is no longer supported as of March 1, 2022. We encourage users of BookMyne to switch to the LibraryLNK app.
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Community Health Endowment of Lincoln funds program to increase access to bike share
BikeLNK is teaming up with Lincoln City Libraries to offer free access to bike share through the Check Out A BikeLNK program.
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Job listings within 25 miles of Lincoln, from the Nebraska Department of Labor.
City of Lincoln / Lancaster County job openings.
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We know that sometimes a little help is needed for getting started with our online eBooks, audiobooks, movies, and music. Here are some videos that can help!
OverDrive provides this introductory video about their Libby app.
Hoopla provides these introductory videos for these platforms (click to expand):
Web browsers
iOS (Apple devices)
Android devices
And this YouTube playlist provides help getting started with our Music Online resources!
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You can help support the Library through the Lincoln Cares program. Enroll here or call 402-475-4211. Thank you for your support of parks, libraries and older adults in our community!
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For everything from checking our catalog, to downloading eBooks, music, and movies, to mobile printing, Lincoln City Libraries has a variety of apps available for use with your mobile device!
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Hoopla is our streaming media resource, providing movies, TV shows, music and more, through your computer or via Android and Apple apps. Register for an account here; if you already have an account, you can login here. If you are having trouble logging into your account or need to update your account information, please check here.
More information is available here.
Note: Hoopla accounts are now limited to 4 checkouts per month.
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With our MobilePrint Service™, you can use your personal computer or mobile device to print to the library’s printers from anywhere. Simply submit documents for printing and come to the library to release and pick up your document using your library card.
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Would you like to be notified by email or text message when the Library orders new titles by your favorite authors or performers? Sign up here, or look for this button in our catalog:
Our Welcome to Lincoln City Libraries videos, available in a variety of languages, provide an overview of the services we offer!
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