The Pamunkey Regional Library (PRL) is a public library system dedicated to enhancing the quality of life in its communities by providing free access to information, fostering a love of reading, nurturing lifelong learning, and offering spaces for social interaction. Established in 1942, PRL serves Goochland, Hanover, and King William counties, including the town of Ashland, with nine branches. The library system offers a wide array of resources and services, including print and digital collections, public computers, Wi-Fi, mobile hotspots, and various programming for all ages. These programs encompass early literacy initiatives like "1000 Books Before Kindergarten," educational classes on computer basics and genealogy, and events such as storytimes, book clubs, and teen hangouts. The library's mission is to provide access to high-quality facilities, materials, programs, and assistance, encouraging all community members to utilize its services.
