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January 18, 2014

Library's renovation project moves ahead

SIKESTON -- The news was so exciting Library Director Sue Tangeman first wanted to ensure that Sikeston Public Library Board member Libby Caskey was sitting down. When assured she was, Tangeman announced a check to complete the Library's proposed expansion was in hand...

This architect's drawing shows how the basement of the Sikeston Public Library will be transformed over the next year. When completed, Library personnel noted now there will be two areas to provide space for activities. In addition to the children's programming center, the McAmmis room will continue to be available. (Submitted drawing)
This architect's drawing shows how the basement of the Sikeston Public Library will be transformed over the next year. When completed, Library personnel noted now there will be two areas to provide space for activities. In addition to the children's programming center, the McAmmis room will continue to be available. (Submitted drawing)

SIKESTON -- The news was so exciting Library Director Sue Tangeman first wanted to ensure that Sikeston Public Library Board member Libby Caskey was sitting down. When assured she was, Tangeman announced a check to complete the Library's proposed expansion was in hand.

Tangeman had to repeat the figure a second time for Caskey.

A gift from the estate of Anne D. Matthews for $429,500 completed the fundraising efforts to create a new children's programming center in the Library's basement.

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