Enjoy free ebooks, music, and magazines -- or get answers to your questions -- on your tablet or smartphone with our apps. More information

The official 2012 stats are in, and it was a record year: More items were checked out than in any previous year. Our Statistical Reports page links you to a graph of annual borrowing 2000-2012, and to our statistical report for 2012, where you can get an overview of our income, expenditures, and service statistics.

Here are the 2013 Oscar winners and nominees for the major categories, with links to those which you can get from the library. Just click on a title to check its status and place a reserve in the library catalog. For a complete list of winners and nominees, see the list at Oscar.org.   read more »

Read full digital copies of your favorite magazines on your computer, tablet or mobile device. Just sign up for the magazines you want using a web browser, then read them on the web or with the free Zinio app. More information

Did you know you can browse the Top 10 songs in 20 different genres? Pop, Rock, Country, Classical, Jazz, Soundtracks, Children's, Blues, Rap, Latin, R&B, Classic Rock, Metal/Hard Rock, Folk, and more.

Download songs from Glee and many others for free using Freegal. 

The Ohio eBook Project web site is now easier to use, with new features that make  it faster and more intuitive to connect you to the books you love. See this welcome page for an introductory video and more information.

The more you like, comment on, and share our posts, the more likely it is that you'll see our posts in your news feed. It's part of Facebook's algorithm. So if you see a post of ours you like, be sure to interact with it.

You have access to millions of songs from Sony Music and smaller labels, which you can download and keep. Freegal is a downloadable music service. You can download three songs per week, and they're yours to keep, forever. Just go to cuyahogafallslibrary.freegalmusic.com, log in with your library card number and PIN, and get started.  Find pop, rock, country, jazz, classical, and many other genres. More information...

If you get email notices, you can also receive library notices as text messages (SMS) on your phone. These brief messages won't include all the details like titles or due dates, but they will give you a link you can use to access your account to check the details, and you can see the full notice in your email.  Text message charges from your cell phone carrier may apply. To sign up for text message notices, ask at the checkout desk or see our Signing Up for Text Messages page.