The Best Knowledge hub in Cold Spring, Kentucky

Welcome to the Campbell County Public Library: Cold Spring Branch, your community hub for knowledge, creativity, and connection. Conveniently located at 3920 Alexandria Pike, Cold Spring, Kentucky, our library offers a welcoming space for all ages to explore, learn, and grow. While our Newport and Cold Spring branches are currently undergoing renovations to enhance your experience, we continue to offer a wide range of programs and events to enrich your visit. Join us in celebrating Banned Books Week from September 22-28, an annual event dedicated to the freedom to read. This year's theme, "Freed Between the Lines," invites you to explore and discuss the importance of unrestricted access to information.

Welcome to the City of Cold Spring - City Hall, your central hub for local government services and community resources. Conveniently located at 5694 East Alexandria Pike, Cold Spring, Kentucky, our City Hall is dedicated to serving the residents and businesses of Cold Spring with efficiency, transparency, and a commitment to enhancing the quality of life in our community. As the heart of local government, City Hall is the place where you can access a wide range of municipal services. Whether you need assistance with permits, licenses, public records, or local ordinances, our knowledgeable staff is here to help. We strive to provide a welcoming environment where residents can engage with city officials and participate in the democratic process.

Welcome to the Campbell County Public Library: Carrico/Fort Thomas Branch, your local hub for knowledge, creativity, and community engagement. Conveniently located at 1000 Highland Avenue in Fort Thomas, Kentucky, our library offers an inviting atmosphere for book lovers, students, and families alike. While our Newport and Cold Spring branches are undergoing exciting renovations, our Fort Thomas location remains your go-to destination for a diverse collection of books, digital resources, and engaging programs. Join us in celebrating the freedom to read during Banned Books Week from September 22-28. This year’s theme, “Freed Between the Lines,” invites you to explore and discuss the importance of literary freedom. Looking ahead, mark your calendar for the Newport Art Bazaar this November, where we invite vendors to showcase their unique creations.