Driver’s Testing

Arkansas State Police

Testing for Arkansas driver’s license is performed at the Faulkner County Library but only at the Conway branch.  This testing is administered by the Arkansas State Police, not library staff.  Testing occurs only on Monday and Tuesday. 

The written portion of the test may be taken in the morning any time between 8:00 AM - 10:00 AM.  This includes written testing for a CDL.

Registration for the driver’s road test begins at 12:00 PM.  Because of time limitations, only 30 road tests can be administered, so patrons are encouraged to arrive early for registration.  Road tests will be canceled if the roads are wet or weather is inclement.  The State Trooper on duty will decide if testing should be canceled.  Road tests for CDL are not provided.

Please direct all questions to the State Police Headquarters in Little Rock at 501 618-8254 or 501 618-8255. Because there is a large volume of questions directed at the following issue, the bottom of this page has the list for acceptable identification.

Driver tests may also be taken at the State Police Headquarters in Little Rock located at I-30 at Geyer Springs exit.  Their hours for testing are Monday through Friday 8:00 AM – noon and 1:00 PM - 3:30 PM

All Applicants for an Arkansas License must show proof of identification before testing can begin by providing either:
-An Arkansas Driver License
-Two Primary Documents; or
-One Primary and One Secondary Document

Proof of legal documents may also serve as proof of identification in the appropriate primary or secondary category. Additional documentation may be required if the documentation submitted appears to be questionable or if the issuing agency has reason to believe the applicant is not who the individual claims to be.

Story Time

This Event Sponsored By: Faulkner County Library

Mother Goose on the Loose

Monday’s 10:00, Begins September 10th

What is Mother Goose on the Loose?

Mother goose on the loose is an early learning program designed primarily for babies from birth to 24 months. MGOL integrates the latest research in early literacy and infant brain development with traditional storytime elements. MGOL uses books, rhymes, songs musical instruments, finger-plays, flannel board characters, puppets and other props. This sets in motion a lifelong love of learning, reading and libraries for children. MGOL is a program specifically geared for the under-the-age-of-two-audience. Presenting songs, rhymes, and activities with 80% repetition and 20% variety offers little ones a perfect learning environment.

Here are some guidelines for this program:

1) This program is designed for adult and child t o interact with each other. Please make arrangements for older children at this time.
2) Please plan to arrive early. We will enter the story room together and begin on time. Dress comfortably to sit on the floor with your child on your lap.
3) If your child becomes restless, uncooperative, or just having a bad day, please step-outside when your child is ready, quietly rejoin the group.


Toddlertime

Monday’s 10:30, Begins September 10th

What is Toddlertime?

Toddlertime is an interactive program for two-year-old children which uses more visual aids and repetition than do preschool storytimes. There will be stories, books, puppets, songs and musical instruments.

1) Please bring only your two year old. Older children should not be part of this activity. Toddler story-time is designed for one child and one adult to interact together. Parents or caregivers are active participants and role models.
2) Please plan to arrive early. We will enter the story room together and begin on time. Two year olds are easy to distract by latecomers to the story room. Dress comfortably to sit on the floor with your child on your lap.
3) If your child becomes restless, uncooperative, or just having a bad day, please step-outside when your child is ready, quietly rejoin the group.
4) This is a set time for adults and children to fully participate in planned activities together. If you want to chat with a friend, please do so before or after the program.
5) Toddlers enjoy watching others rather than participating themselves in new situations. If you participate and have fun, your child will soon join you.
6) A Toddlertime handout will be provided listing finger-plays, songs and rhymes so that they can become familiar with them and be repeated at home.

By coming to story programs at the library, children develop familiarity with libraries, books, words, music, routine, librarians and other children. Together we can develop and nurture your child’s love of books, reading and the library.

Beginner’s Yoga Class at the Faulkner County Library

Adult Programming

BEGINNER’S YOGA
INSTRUCTOR: NICOLE HARE

Yoga is an ancient art based on a harmonizing system of development for the body, mind, and spirit. The continued practice of yoga will lead you to a sense of peace and well-being, and also a feeling of being at one with their environment. The practice of yoga makes the body strong and flexible, it also improves the functioning of the respiratory, circulatory, digestive, and hormonal systems. Yoga brings about emotional stability and clarity of mind.

Description: The beginner’s yoga class will meet once a week, every Wednesday from 6:30-7:30 beginning February 27th. The class is free, open to the public, and will take place in one of the meeting rooms of the Faulkner County Library. Yoga mats will be provided free of charge. Space is limited to 15 people. Sign up is required. Patrons signing up for the class must be able to attend all 5 classes.  If a patron does not attend, he/she will be dropped from the class and someone else will fill the space. If you have any questions ask for Sarah at the front desk, or call, or email to: .

CLASS DATES: 
2/27/08 6:30- 7:30
3/05/08 6:30- 7:30
3/12/08 6:30- 7:30
3/19/08 6:30- 7:30
3/26/08 6:30- 7:30