TexShare Resources: Gale Health and Medicine*(https://texshare.net/az.php#G) Gale provides access to medical and professional periodicals, health and fitness magazines, and reference books and pamphlets. The database is designed for both nursing and allied health students as well as consumer health researchers. The material contained in this database is intended for informational purposes only. Recommended Free Resources: American Heart Association's HeartHub(https://www.heart.org/en/health-topics) Center for Disease Control (CDC)(https://www.cdc.gov/globalhealth/index.html) Cleveland Clinic(https://my.clevelandclinic.org/health) Drugs.com(https://www.drugs.com/) Everyday Health(https://www.everydayhealth.com/) Family Doctor(https://familydoctor.org/) Health.gov(https://health.gov/) Healthline(https://www.healthline.com/) Help Guide(https://www.helpguide.org/) Mayo Clinic(https://www.mayoclinic.org/) Medicare Plans Patient Resource Center(https://www.medicareplans.com/texas/) MedlinePlus(https://medlineplus.gov/) National Institutes of Health (NIH)(https://www.nih.gov/health-information) Public Health(https://www.publichealth.org/) VeryWell Health(https://www.verywellhealth.com/) WebMD(https://www.webmd.com/) World Health Organization (WHO)(https://www.who.int/) Women's Health(http://womenshealth.gov)

Additude(https://www.additudemag.com/) Anxiety and Depression Association of America(https://adaa.org/) Beyond Blue(https://www.beyondblue.org.au/) Calm(https://www.calm.com/) Headspace(https://www.headspace.com/) Help Guide(https://www.helpguide.org/) Mental Health America(https://mhanational.org/) MentalHealth.gov(https://www.mentalhealth.gov/) The Mighty(https://themighty.com/) Mind UK(https://www.mind.org.uk/) National Alliance on Mental Illness(https://www.nami.org/) National Institute of Mental Health(https://www.nimh.nih.gov/index.shtml) Psych Central(https://psychcentral.com/) Psychology Today(https://www.psychologytoday.com/us) Psycom(https://www.psycom.net/) Verywell Mind(https://www.verywellmind.com/)

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Full Privilege Card • ELIGIBILITY: Adults ages 17+, and children with their parent or guardian • PRIVILEGES: Borrow up to 10 items, access digital collections and electronic resources, use public computers, use Interlibrary Loan, renew items and place holds. Daily Guest Pass • ELIGIBILITY: Patrons who do not have a North Texas Library Consortium account, are only visiting the area, or need to use the library's public access computers for a short time. • PRIVILEGES: Guest passes are issued on a daily basis and will allow access to the library's public computers only. No borrowing privileges are allowed. TexShare Card • TexShare is a cooperative program designed to improve library service to Texans. The TexShare card allows patrons to visit more than 500 libraries throughout the state of Texas and check out materials. • Patrons must have a NTLC full privilege card for at least six months with no outstanding balance in order to be eligible for a TexShare card. Patrons who are issued a Krum TexShare card may take that card to obtain a library card at another TexShare participating library, and are responsible for returning items borrowed to the lending library. Click here for a list of libraries participating in the TexShare Card Program. Click here for Krum Public Library's information and TexShare lending policy.

Any current resident of Texas is eligible for a free Krum Public Library card. A valid government-issued photo ID and proof of Texas address are required to establish a library account. Acceptable government-issued photo IDs include: • Texas Driver's License • Texas State ID • Passport • Military ID • Green Card / Resident Alien Registration / Mexican Consular Card If the address on the ID is current, it may be used as proof of current address. Acceptable proof of address in card holder's name include: • Current utility bill • Official rent receipt, rental agreement, contract, or lease • Car or vehicle insurance or registration • Personalized check, savings passbook, bank or credit union statement • Voter registration card • Paycheck stub • Recent postmarked mail (within 30 days) Age Requirements: • Adult, age 17+ • Children and teens under 17 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian that already has a library card in order to receive a full privilege library card in their name. Parents/legal guardians are financially responsible for any lost or damaged materials checked out by their children under the age of 17.

Full privilege library cards expire every three years. Patrons with expired accounts in good standing may renew their library card. To renew a library card, patrons are asked to visit the Circulation Desk with their current government-issued ID, so that our library staff may ensure the security of your account and verify that the information on file is still current. There is no charge to renew a library card.

A library card with Krum Public Library or any of the other NTLC libraries is needed to check out library materials. Krum Public Library allows up to 10 items to be checked out on a card at one time. New "blockbuster" movies can be checked out for one week with the ability to renew one time so that we can make sure these popular movies are available for all of our patrons! Special collections may circulate for different amounts of time. All other items can be checked out for a two week period and will auto-renew up to four times to avoid late fees. Items will not auto-renew if: • Another patron has placed a hold on the item • You have excessive fines • Your account has been barred • The renewal limit has been reached

As long as there are no holds on the item, "blockbuster" movies and special collections will auto-renew one time, and all other items will auto-renew up to four times. Items will not auto-renew if: • Another patron has placed a hold on the item • You have excessive fines • Your account has been barred • The renewal limit (4) has been reached If you prefer to manually renew your items, the easiest way is through the NTLC Catalog app or your online account. From there you can renew your items, as well as see the due date and how many renewals you have left. Items can also renewed in person or over the phone. To renew an item online, log in to your account at krum.northtexaslibraries.org.(http://krum.northtexaslibraries.org) From the "My Account" page, select the "Items Checked Out" tab. Under "Current Items Checked Out," check the box next to all of the items you want to renew. Click "Go." The new due date will be displayed.

Patrons can view their checkout history online via their Library Account. To set up your checkout history: • Log in to your account • From your account page, select the "Account Preferences" tab • Click the "Search and History Preferences" tab • Check "Keep history of checked out items" and "Save" To view your record of previously checked out items: • Click the "Items Checked Out" tab • Click the "Check Out History" tab Your history will only reflect the items checked out or put on hold after you have activated the checkout history option. Items currently checked out will be listed after they have been returned. This list is private and the library staff will not have access to it.

Fines will be charged for items that are overdue, lost, or damaged. You can see your fines and what they are for in your Account Summary (https://krum.northtexaslibraries.org/eg/opac/login?redirect_to=%2Feg%2Fopac%2Fmyopac%2Fmain)or through the NTLC Catalog (javascript:void(0))app. Patrons with excessive fines and/or overdue items may be barred from checking out more items and from using the patron computers. • Overdue materials: 10¢ per day per item • Lost/damaged materials: Replacement cost plus a $3 processing fee Fees are charged for copies, printing, and faxing. • Black & White and Color copies/printing: 20¢ per page (Page is one single sided page. Double-sided printing counts as 2 pages.) • Faxes (both sending and receiving): $1 per page Krum Public Library is currently only able to accept cash and checks as payment for fines and fees.

Holds can be placed through the NTLC Catalog (javascript:void(0))app, your online Library Account,(https://krum.northtexaslibraries.org/eg/opac/home) in person, and over the phone. To place a hold in the app, log in with your library card number and pin. Select "Search" and locate the item you want. On the "Item Details" page, select "Place Hold". Choose your pickup library and how you would like to be notified. Leave "Expiration Date" blank. Then place the hold. You can manage and check the status of your holds by going to the "Holds" section on the app's homepage. To place a hold online, log in to your account at krum.northtexaslibraries.org (http://krum.northtexaslibraries.org)and search the catalog. When you find the item you want to place a hold on, click "Place Hold," choose your pick up library and how you would like to be notified. Click "Submit." You will be notified when your item is available and will then have one week to pick it up.

To renew items, place holds, search the catalog, and more... • Download the NTLC Catalog app • Enter your library card number and PIN OR.... • Visit krum.northtexaslibraries.org(http://krum.northtexaslibraries.org) • Select "My Account" • Enter your library card number and PIN From here, you can also change your username and pin.

A PIN is required, in addition to your library card number, to access your library account online (https://krum.northtexaslibraries.org/eg/opac/login?redirect_to=%2Feg%2Fopac%2Fmyopac%2Fmain)and in the NTLC app.(javascript:void(0)) When you applied for your library card at the Krum Public Library, the PIN was set as the last four digits of your phone number. If you changed your PIN online and have now forgotten it, select "Forgot Your Password" on the account log in page. You can also call us to have it reset to the last four digits of your phone number.

If you lose your card, call or visit us. We are able to look up your account by name and give you the account number. That account number can be used for the library's e-services. With the NTLC Catalog (javascript:void(0))app, your smartphone can also be used as a digital library card.

The Krum Public Library is proud to be a part of the North Texas Library Consortium. NTLC is a group of area libraries that have partnered to coordinate activities, share resources, and combine expertise. This gives our patrons access to a significantly larger catalog and the convenience of being able to check out and return items at any of the participating NTLC libraries.

In addition to being a member of the North Texas Library Consortium (NTLC), we participate in the state Interlibrary Loan program. Interlibrary Loan (ILL) allows Krum Public Library card holders access to books that are not available from the Consortium’s collection. For items already in the collection, you can check our online catalog to place a hold. We will accept and process ILL requests for NTLC card members 17 years of age and older that have a current account in good standing and have been a patron for at least one year. Patrons with fines or overdue materials cannot request ILL books. Cardholders are responsible for fines and fees for overdue, lost, or damaged ILL items. Any items that are lost or damaged will be assessed a fee equal to the replacement cost plus a processing fee. Please note: Due to the fact that Interlibrary Loans can come from anywhere in the country, we cannot say how quickly they will arrive.

TexShare Databases (https://texshare.net/gs.php)are e-resources licensed for the exclusive use of Texas libraries and their patrons. Start with TexShare for homework help, health or business information, academic journals, popular magazines, genealogy, or job and career development. A login is required. Come by the library to get the access information. Visit the TexShare website (https://texshare.net/gs.php)or check out our list (javascript:void(0))of available TexShare Databases.

Our community room, containing a kitchenette with a serving window, can be rented to host parties and events for up to 65 people. CLICK HERE (javascript:void(0))for more information.

Krum Public Library’s study room is free of charge and can comfortably fit six people. Use of the study room is open to the public on a first-come, first-served basis and cannot be reserved. If the Library is using the study room for a program, it will not be available for personal use. Please be respectful of the library and other patrons by maintaining a respectful volume and leaving the room in a good, clean condition.

The Krum Public Library is pleased to offer art exhibits for the purposes of recognizing creative talent in the community and furthering the library's mission to provide access to information and programs that address the informational, educational, and cultural needs of the community. New exhibits are offered periodically throughout the year. No fees are charged to exhibit artwork or to view art exhibits. View our Guidelines and Policies (javascript:void(0))page for more information.

The Krum Public Library has six public desktop computers. Computers cannot be reserved. They are available on a first-come, first-served basis and may not be available if the library is using them to hold a program. To use a computer: • NTLC library cardholders can log in with their card number as the Patron ID and last name as the password. • If you do not have a library card, you can sign up for one or get a computer guest pass. To use a guest pass, we will create a login ID for you to use (must be age 17+). The ID will only work once, so you will need to get a new guest pass each time you use our public computers. Each workstation has been set up with the software listed below: • Windows 10 • Microsoft Office 2016 • Internet Explorer • Google Chrome • Firefox • Adobe Reader

Free, wireless internet access is available for use on your own device while at the library. The network name and password are posted on the bulletin board inside the library.

Patrons may print using the library's public computers. The library provides black & white and color print and copy services. Prints/copies are 20¢ per page. At this time, we are only able to accept payment in cash or checks. (One double-sided page counts as two copies.)

We are set up for patrons to scan documents and photos to a USB drive. The scanner is an 8.25" x 11.75" flatbed scanner with a document feeder. All scanning features are free of charge.

It costs $1 per page to send and receive a fax. Cover sheets are available at the main circulation counter for no additional charge. At this time, we are only able to accept payment in cash or checks. Our fax number is (940) 482-0088

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1981 October 22(https://68ac2331-aa7d-48b4-b429-936248b9c221.usrfiles.com/ugd/7c5481_6307d29f0d5d4419bcf562dada478a2c.pdf) November 19(https://68ac2331-aa7d-48b4-b429-936248b9c221.usrfiles.com/ugd/7c5481_b6f69de8dcc649d5816d897470dd580b.pdf) December(https://68ac2331-aa7d-48b4-b429-936248b9c221.usrfiles.com/ugd/7c5481_ac52b69df42347ae9a996218c3b38d98.pdf) 1982 January 28(https://68ac2331-aa7d-48b4-b429-936248b9c221.usrfiles.com/ugd/7c5481_860a4bd533774b16b61535d4a9fa635b.pdf) February 25(https://68ac2331-aa7d-48b4-b429-936248b9c221.usrfiles.com/ugd/7c5481_9201f83d06de4349b1f57f8ca40afd68.pdf) March 25(https://68ac2331-aa7d-48b4-b429-936248b9c221.usrfiles.com/ugd/7c5481_c6e81c3e369d47ca809a9bc83a741b34.pdf) April 22(https://68ac2331-aa7d-48b4-b429-936248b9c221.usrfiles.com/ugd/7c5481_22a92dca01b342fca6150b4bfc88ecf3.pdf) May 30(https://68ac2331-aa7d-48b4-b429-936248b9c221.usrfiles.com/ugd/7c5481_640c4508c7c1459c99ecc83d9a40bba3.pdf) June 22(https://68ac2331-aa7d-48b4-b429-936248b9c221.usrfiles.com/ugd/7c5481_0729ed0f5ba144e39f4784dd745ac357.pdf)

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