The Valley Business Today: Handley Regional Library System

11 March 2020

We pre-recorded today’s conversation for The Valley Business Today with John Huddy, Director of the Handley Regional Library System at Bowman Library in Stephens City – one of 3 libraries within the Handley regional system.

John told us about Hoopla, RFID, and TCB (taking care of business) with ancillary tasks and services such as printing and notary. We also talked about their podcast. You can listen to that here: https://www.handleyregional.org/podcast

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