Greene County Library

  • Facade of Greene County Library
  • Chickfila Oconee Cow playing trains with young children at the library
  • Manager Tara at The Parent Expo
  • CBJ Preschool Storytime with Chickfila Oconee Santa Cow
  • Soiree at the Lake donation to the library
  • Georgia Artist with DisAbilities Art Exhibit
  • Book of the year presented by Greene County Farm Bureau
  • group standing outside the library at an arborist program

Manager, Tara Coile
Greene@azalealibraries.org
(706) 453-7276

Library Hours:
Mon, Tues, Wed, Fri: 9:00AM - 6:00PM
Thurs: 9:00AM - 8:00PM
Saturday: 10:00AM - 4:00PM
Sunday: 2:00PM - 6:00PM

Greene County Library
610 Main Street, Greensboro, GA. 30642

 
Mobile Printing

Greene County Library services and resources:

  • Free public computer access and 24/7 Wi-Fi

  • Print & Digital Collections

  • AWE Early Literacy Station computers (ages 2–8)

  • Markerspace

  • Materials pick-up book lockers (after hours access)

  • Wireless printing, copying, notary, scanning, and faxing

  • Launchpads, Wonder & Vox Books, Playaways, and WhaZoodles for kids!

  • Visually impaired workstation (27" monitor, high-contrast keyboard, Chrome OS accessibility)

  • Free programs and events for all ages

  • Borrow a Chromebook for at-home or in-library use

  • Digital libraries (eBooks, audiobooks, magazines) via hoopla, Libby, and Freading (see Digital Resources page)

    *Many services & resources require a PINES Library Card

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Photo of the ribbon cutting for the Story Stroll at union point

Greene County Library Launches Story Stroll

The Greene County Library Launched "Catching Tales on the Firefly Trail," a new story stroll installation on Saturday, October 11, 2025. Located on the recently completed Greene County section of the 39-mile rail-trail connecting Athens to Union Point, it blends literacy, physical activity, and community engagement.

The permanent story stroll features pages of a children's book displayed on panels along the route, each with a QR code linked to fun, literacy-boosting activities like songs or quizzes. Greene County Library Manager Tara Coile noted, "The Firefly Trail is an incredible community asset, and our new story stroll creates a seamless connection between physical activity and learning."

Funded by a Georgia Public Library Service Community Partnership grant, the project aims to increase library awareness in rural communities, promote the Firefly Trail, and support local economic development. Local contributors included the City Council of Union Point, the Firefly Trail Board, Greene County Ferst Readers, and other businesses and donors.