If you or your family need help with healthcare, food, or everyday expenses, these programs and services are here to support you.
- Church Assistance Programs – Local churches often provide food, clothing, utility help, and seasonal assistance.
- Community Action Agencies – Provide help with energy bills, housing, early childhood programs, and financial assistance.
- FindHelp.org – Search by ZIP code to find free or low-cost services like food, housing, and healthcare.
- Hoosier Healthwise – Free or low-cost health insurance for children and pregnant women.
- Hoosier Rx – Helps eligible seniors in Indiana pay for prescription medications by lowering the cost of their medicines.
- Indiana Medicaid – Healthcare coverage for low-income individuals and families.
- Indiana Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program – Provides monthly funds to help individuals and families buy groceries.
- Indiana 211 – Connects you to local services for food, housing, healthcare, and more.
- Local Food Pantries – Offer free groceries to individuals and families in need.
- Local Health Department – Provides immunizations, health screenings, and referrals to care.
- School-Based Assistance Programs – Schools may offer free meals and help connect families to resources.
- The Salvation Army – Offers emergency help like food, shelter, and rent assistance.
- Township Trustee Assistance – Provides emergency help with rent, utilities, and other basic needs.
- WIC (Women, Infants, and Children) – Supports pregnant women and young children with food and nutrition education.
If you’ve lost your job or are temporarily out of work, these state programs can provide financial support. Use the links below to file a claim, check your status, or find resources for unemployment benefits.
- Indiana Unemployment Insurance – Provides temporary financial assistance to eligible workers who have lost their job through no fault of their own.
- File a Claim / Check Status
- FAQ & Eligibility
- Claimant Help Line: 1-800-891-6499
- Career & Job Search Resources
- Guidance for Self-Employed / Independent Contractors
- Illinois Unemployment Insurance – Offers temporary income support to eligible individuals who are unemployed.
- File a Claim / Certify Benefits
- FAQ & Eligibility
- Claimant Help Line: 1-800-244-5631
- Job Search & Career Resources
- Pandemic / Self-Employment Guidance
This section connects you to important Indiana state and local government resources, including official state services, license and ID information, and local data.
- Indiana State Website – The official portal for state services, news, and information.
- Indiana BMV License Branch Locator – Find BMV locations, hours, and services for driver’s licenses, IDs, and vehicle registration.
- Indiana Gateway – Access state benefits, forms, and applications in one online portal.
- IN Census QuickFacts – Fountain County – Provides key population, housing, and economic statistics for Fountain County.
Additional Suggested Resources
- Indiana Department of Health – Access health guidance, immunizations, and public health updates.
- Indiana Department of Revenue – Information on income taxes, business taxes, and online filing.
- Indiana Family & Social Services Administration (FSSA) – Connects you to programs for healthcare, food assistance, and other family services.
- Indiana Secretary of State – Find election information, voter registration, and business filings.
- Indiana Courts / Judicial Branch – Access court locations, case information, and legal forms.
- Indiana State Library – Access research, archives, and government publications.
- Indiana Department of Transportation (INDOT) – Get maps, road conditions, and transportation updates.
This section provides access to legal forms, resources, and assistance for individuals and families. Whether you need court forms, legal guidance, or self-help resources, these services can help.
- Indiana Self-Service Legal Center – Access court forms, legal information, and instructions for common civil and family law cases.
- Fountain County Clerk of the Court – File documents, access court records, and get information about local cases.
- Indiana Legal Services – Provides civil legal assistance for low-income individuals on issues like housing, family law, and benefits.
- Quit Claim Deed Form – A Quit Claim Deed is a legal document used to transfer ownership interest in real estate from one party (grantor) to another (grantee), without guaranteeing clear title.
💡 Tip: Some services may have eligibility requirements. Always contact the provider directly for assistance.
Additional Suggested Resources
- Indiana State Bar Association – Lawyer Referral Service – Connects you with licensed attorneys for consultations.
- Indiana Legal Help – Step-by-step legal guides and resources for Indiana residents.
- Indiana Courts / Judicial Branch – Official source for court information, rules, and forms statewide.
- Fountain County Legal Aid Clinics – Occasional clinics or community programs offering guidance on civil law issues.
- Check with local libraries or the Fountain County Courthouse for schedules.
- Disability Rights Indiana – Provides advocacy and legal services for individuals with disabilities.
- Indiana Coalition Against Domestic Violence (ICADV) – Assistance with protective orders, legal guidance, and victim advocacy.
Find information about local public school districts, schools, and education resources in and near Kingman, Indiana. This includes public schools serving the area from elementary through high school.
- Attica Consolidated School Corporation – Public school district serving northern Fountain County with elementary, middle, and high school programs.
- Covington Community School Corporation – Local school corporation offering Pre‑K through high school classes in the Covington area.
- Southeast Fountain School Corporation – Public school system serving eastern Fountain County, including Southeast Fountain Elementary and Fountain Central Junior‑Senior High.
- Fountain Central Junior‑Senior High School – Middle and high school option local families may attend, part of Southeast Fountain School Corporation.
- Southeast Fountain Elementary School – Provides elementary education in eastern Fountain County.
- Attica Jr‑Sr High School – Serves secondary students in the Attica Consolidated School Corporation.
- Covington Middle & High School – Combined middle and high school serving Covington Community School Corp.
- Scott’s Prairie Christian School – Local private school offering education from elementary through high school.
Additional Suggested Resources
- Indiana Department of Education – Official state agency with school performance reports, statewide education info, and resources for families.
- Fountain County Library System – Supports students with homework help, reading programs, and educational resources.
- Indiana Virtual Academy – A statewide online public-school option (confirm eligibility/availability for local families).
- GreatSchools – Independent site where parents can search ratings and reviews for local schools.
- Indiana Early Childhood Education Resources – Programs and information for preschool and early learning.
Find local government offices and services for Kingman and the surrounding area. These links connect you with municipal services, county departments, public safety, and community resources.
- City of Covington – Official site for the City of Covington, including city services, meetings, and contacts.
- Town of Veedersburg – Official government for Veedersburg with local ordinances, services, and community info.
- Veedersburg Revitalization – Facebook page for the community revitalization and events in Veedersburg.
- Millcreek Township Trustee – Township office providing emergency assistance and services to residents.
- Fountain County Government – Access County departments, public notices, and administrative services.
- Fountain County Website – Official Fountain County government portal with resources and contacts.
- Fountain County Assessor – Manages property assessments and tax information for the county.
- https://www.fountaincountyin.gov/ (Assessor link within)
- Fountain County Clerk of the Court – File court documents, access records, and get court information.
- Fountain County Sheriff – Provides law enforcement services and public safety information.
- Fountain County Health Department – Offers health programs, immunizations, and public health information.
Suggested Additions
- Fountain County Auditor – Handles financial records, property tax billing, and county budgets.
- Fountain County Treasurer – Manages collection of property taxes and related services.
- Fountain County Surveyor – Provides land measurement, mapping, and survey records.
- Fountain County Recorder – Maintains property records, deeds, and official documents.
- Covington City Council – Elected officials who make policy and ordinances for Covington.
Explore local organizations and information resources that serve Fountain County residents. These links include community services, demographic data, educational programs, and foundations supporting local needs.
- Area IV Council on Aging – Offers services, transportation, meals, and support for older adults in the region.
- Community Action Program, Inc. – Provides energy assistance, housing support, and other programs to help families in need.
- Fountain County Census QuickFacts – Quick statistics on population, housing, economics, and community demographics.
- Fountain County In‑Depth Profile: STATS Indiana – Offers community data on demographics, education, economy, and more.
- Purdue Extension – Fountain County – Provides research‑based programs in agriculture, youth development (4‑H), health, and community education.
- West Central Indiana Genealogy Library – A resource for genealogy research, local history, and records assistance.
- Western Indiana Community Foundation – Supports local nonprofits with grants, scholarships, and community initiatives.
Additional Suggested Resources
- Fountain County Senior Services – Local programs and activities focused on senior health and well‑being.
- Often coordinated through the Area IV Council on Aging.
- Fountain County Historical Society – Offers exhibits and archives on Fountain County’s heritage.
- Community Bible Church Food Pantry – Provides food support for residents in need.
- (Check local listing / contact directly)
- Fountain County 4‑H Clubs – Youth education and development programs through Purdue Extension.
- Fountain County Chamber of Commerce – Connects businesses and promotes community events.
- Fountain County United Way – Works with local nonprofits to improve education, health, and financial stability.
- Contact local United Way chapter
This page provides nonpartisan, community-focused resources for people who are unhoused, at risk of losing housing, or experiencing housing instability. These links connect you to shelter, housing support, financial assistance, food, healthcare, legal aid, and wellness services.
Crisis & Immediate Support
Emergency Help
911 – Immediate police, fire, or medical emergencies.
Indiana 2‑1‑1
2‑1‑1 | 1‑866‑211‑9966 | Text ZIP to 898‑211
Free, confidential help for:
- Shelter & housing referrals
- Food & utilities support
- Health & mental health services
Housing & Shelter Support
Emergency & Transitional Housing
- Indiana Homeless Shelters Directory — Search statewide shelter options:
Indiana Housing Now – Shelter Directory - HUD Housing Resources (Indiana) — Directory of regional service providers:
HUD Homelessness Resources
Coordinated Entry & Support
- Housing Solutions (Brightpoint) — Intake and placement for housing programs:
📞 (260) 423‑3546
Brightpoint Housing Assistance
Local & Rural Outreach Support
- LTHC Housing Services — Rapid re-housing and supportive programs for rural Indiana:
LTHC Rapid Re-Housing
Prevention & Financial Assistance
Housing Assistance Programs
- Indiana Emergency Rental Assistance (IERA) — Rent & utility support:
IERA Rental Assistance
Housing Choice Voucher / Section 8
- Fountain County Section 8 Waiting List — Low-income rental assistance (availability may vary):
Section 8 / Waitlist
Housing Stability & Prevention
- Indiana Homeless Prevention Programs — Support to avoid losing housing:
HSI Indiana Prevention
Food & Basic Needs
- Findhelp.org — Locate food pantries, meal programs, and support by ZIP code:
Findhelp.org - Indiana 2‑1‑1 connects users with local meal programs and pantry services.
Health & Wellness Resources
Mental Health & Crisis Support
- 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline — 24/7 mental health and crisis assistance:
📞 988
Healthcare Access
- 2‑1‑1 and housing programs can connect you with:
- Primary care clinics
- Behavioral health & counseling
- Addiction recovery support
Family & Youth Support
Child & Family Services
- Youth programs, family shelters, childcare support, and stabilization services are available through 2‑1‑1 and listed regional agencies.
HUD Homelessness Youth Services
Legal & Housing Rights Assistance
Legal Help
- Indiana Legal Help — Housing rights, eviction assistance, and self-help legal tools:
Indiana Legal Help
Fair Housing
- HUD Fair Housing & Equal Opportunity — File complaints and learn housing rights:
HUD Fair Housing
Local Support & Referrals
For immediate local guidance:
- Call 2‑1‑1 to speak with a referral specialist
- Ask library staff for help navigating services
- Contact county human services or township offices in Fountain County
Navigation Tools & Directories
- Indiana 2‑1‑1 Resource Search — Search services by ZIP code:
2‑1‑1 CommunityOS - Findhelp.org Directory — Nationwide database for housing, food, health, and legal services:
Findhelp.org - Indiana Homeless Shelters Directory — Statewide shelter search:
Indiana Housing Now
Find federal and state tax forms, instructions, and guidance for filing your taxes. These resources include official forms, publications, and additional help for preparing your returns.
- Internal Revenue Service – Tax Forms – Access official IRS forms, instructions, and publications for federal taxes.
- Indiana Department of Revenue – Individual Tax Forms – Download state tax forms, instructions, and filing guidance for Indiana residents.
Additional Suggested Resources
- IRS Free File – Offers free electronic filing of federal taxes for qualifying individuals.
- AARP Tax-Aide – Volunteer-assisted tax filing help available at local sites.
- VITA – Volunteer Income Tax Assistance – IRS-supported program providing free in-person tax preparation for low- to moderate-income taxpayers.
- Fountain County Public Library – Tax Resources – Provides printed forms, guides, and sometimes in-person help during tax season.
- Indiana Taxpayer Assistance Center (TAC) – Assistance with Indiana tax filing questions, forms, and payments.
This section connects you to important U.S. government resources, including federal agencies, elected officials, and official information portals. Use these links for research, forms, and direct access to government services.
- FAFSA – Free Application for Federal Student Aid – Apply for federal student aid to help pay for college or career school.
- The White House – Provides news, policy information, and executive branch updates.
- USA.gov – Access government services, resources, and information on federal programs.
- U.S. Census Bureau – Explore population statistics, surveys, and demographic information.
- U.S. Government Publishing Office – Provides government publications, the Federal Register, and official documents.
- U.S. House of Representatives – Access information on members, bills, and legislative activities.
- U.S. Senate – Information about senators, legislation, and congressional activities.
- U.S. Supreme Court – Access opinions, cases, and court information.
Additional Suggested Resources
- Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) – Information on disaster relief, preparedness tips, and assistance programs.
- Social Security Administration – Apply for Social Security benefits, retirement, and disability assistance.
- U.S. Department of Education – Information on federal student aid, grants, and education initiatives.
- Library of Congress – Access research, archives, and historical documents.
Federal Trade Commission (FTC) – Learn about consumer rights, fraud prevention, and business compliance.
- Visit FTC
Contact Your Elected Officials
Mark Messmer – Serves as the U.S. Representative for Indiana’s 48th Congressional District, including Fountain County. Constituents can contact his office with questions, requests, or concerns about federal services.
📍 Washington, DC Office (Main Office)
1208 Longworth House Office Building
Washington, DC 20515‑1408
📞 Phone: (202) 225‑4636
📠 Fax: (202) 225‑3284 (fax from official directory)
📍 Evansville District Office
20 NW Third Street, Suite 1230
Evansville, IN 47708
📞 Phone: (812) 465‑6484
📍 Jasper District Office (by appointment only)
2133 Newton Street
Jasper, IN 47546
📞 Phone: (812) 465‑6484
Voter Information
Kingman-Millcreek Public Library
The Kingman-Millcreek Public Library is committed to providing nonpartisan, accurate, and accessible voting information for residents of Kingman and Fountain County, Indiana.
✅ Registering to Vote
- Register online through the Indiana Voter Portal
- Deadline: 29 days before Election Day
- You can also register:
- At the Fountain County Clerk’s Office
- At the Indiana BMV
- By mail (postmarked by deadline)
👉 Check or update your registration:
🗳️ How to Vote
Vote by Mail (Absentee Voting)
- Available if you meet eligibility requirements
- Request and track your ballot through the Indiana Voter Portal
Early Voting (In-Person)
- Early voting is available at designated locations in Fountain County
- Typically held at:
- Fountain County Clerk’s Office (Covington)
- Satellite locations may be announced each election cycle
Election Day Voting
- Fountain County uses Vote Centers, meaning you can vote at any open location in the county
🕕 Polls are open: 6:00 AM – 6:00 PM
📍 Fountain County Vote Centers (Examples)
These locations are commonly used as vote centers (may vary slightly by election):
- Kingman American Legion
- Covington Assembly of God
- St. Francis Xavier Catholic Church
- Veedersburg Sterling Christian Church
- Hillsboro Church of the Nazarene
✔ These are part of the county’s vote center plan and meet accessibility requirements
👉 Find your nearest location or confirm current sites:
- https://www.fountaincounty.net (Elections section)
🗺️ Find Your Voting Location (Map)
- Indiana Voter Portal (personalized polling location + map)
- Google Maps search: “Polling place near me” on Election Day
📄 Sample Ballot
- View your ballot ahead of time:
📬 Track Your Ballot
- Track absentee ballot status online through the Indiana Voter Portal
🗣️ Voter Rights & Assistance
Indiana voters have the right to:
- Vote privately and independently
- Request assistance if needed
- Use accessible voting equipment
Learn more:
- Indiana Secretary of State
- https://www.vote411.org
🏛️ Local Election Office
For questions about voting, registration, or polling locations:
Fountain County Clerk’s Office
📍 301 4th Street, Covington, IN 47932
📞 (765) 793-6230
📧 clerk@fountaincounty.in.gov
- Office Hours: Monday–Friday, 8:00 AM – 4:00 PM
- This office administers all county elections and voter services
📘 Voter Guides & Resources
- League of Women Voters – Vote411
- Ballotpedia – Local candidate and ballot info
- USA.gov – Voting information
🔍 Fact-Checking Resources
- FactCheck.org
- PolitiFact
- Snopes
📚 Need Help?
Library staff are happy to help you:
- Find voter registration information
- Locate your polling place
- Access nonpartisan voting resources
Visit or contact the Kingman-Millcreek Public Library for assistance.
- 📚 Booked & Busy
- 🔎 Trace Your Roots
- ✏️ Homework Hub
- 🧠 Mind Expanders (Adult Learning)
- 🎬 Movies & More
- 🏆 Page Turners (Youth & Teens)
📚 Books, Authors, and Reading Recommendations
- Book Page
- Monthly book recommendations and reviews
- Covers a wide range of genres and age groups
- Features author interviews and reading guides
👉 Great for discovering new and notable titles
- Book Reporter
- In-depth book reviews and feature articles
- Focus on popular fiction and bestselling authors
- Includes author interviews and special features
👉 Offers reading group guides and recommendations
- Good Reads
- Track what you’ve read and want to read
- Rate, review, and discover books
- Get personalized recommendations
👉 Connect with other readers and see what they’re reading
- Libby by OverDrive
- Borrow eBooks, audiobooks, and magazines for free from your library
- Works on phones, tablets, and computers
- Adjustable reading settings and offline access
- Includes content for kids, teens, and adults
👉 Best for: anyone who wants easy access to a huge library of digital titles anytime, anywhere
- Libib
- Tracks books plus movies, music, and games
- Good for organizing personal collections
👉 Best for: people who want a full media library
- LibraryThing
- Huge database pulled from real libraries
- Strong community + discussion features
- More “data-heavy” and customizable than Goodreads
👉 Best for: serious readers, librarians, or catalog lovers
- Reading Group Guides
- Designed specifically for book clubs
- Provides discussion questions and reading guides
- Offers recommendations for group-friendly books
👉 Includes tips for starting and running a book club
- The StoryGraph
- Tracks reading habits, moods, pacing, etc.
- Gives highly personalized recommendations based on your data
- Has reading stats, challenges, and a clean interface
👉 Best for: people who want smarter recommendations + analytics
- What's Next ™: KDL Books in Series
- Helps you find the next book in a series
- Search by title, author, or series name
- Great for keeping track of reading order
👉 Simple, easy-to-use lookup tool
Explore your family history and genealogy resources
Find a Grave – Search cemetery records and memorials
- Search millions of burial records worldwide to locate ancestors’ graves
- Includes birth/death dates, burial locations, and often photos of headstones
- Users can contribute memorials or photos to expand records
Indiana Memory – Digital collections of Indiana history & genealogy
- Explore photos, manuscripts, maps, and historic documents from Indiana libraries and archives
- Collections organized by county and topic, including local history resources
- Great source for local context and historical family connections
Indiana State Library Genealogy Databases – Comprehensive state genealogy resources
- Search indexes for Indiana marriages, deaths, cemeteries, and other vital records
- Includes digital collections and guides for genealogy researchers
- Offers access to county research guides for places like Fountain County
US GenWeb Project: Fountain County – Free local genealogy resources
- Part of a volunteer‑run national network offering genealogical info by county
- Includes links and records specific to Fountain County, Indiana
- Good place to find local history lists, family names, and archived documents
West Central Indiana Genealogy Research Library – Local genealogy library & resources
- Operated by the Fountain County Genealogy Society, with extensive local records
- Thousands of obituaries, birth/marriage/death announcements, funeral home records, and more
- Offers assistance and research support for family history projects
Resources, tutoring, and tools for students
Math Help:
🎯 Coolmath.com – Fun learning for math basics
- Playful, interactive math games that reinforce arithmetic, logic, and problem‑solving
- Focused on making math enjoyable, especially for younger students
- Helps build confidence with core math skills
🧪 National Library of Virtual Manipulatives – Math tools & visualizations
- Interactive visual math tools for geometry, algebra, fractions, and probability
- Great for hands‑on learners and concept exploration
🧠 Wolfram Alpha – Answer engine & math help
- Powerful step‑by‑step solutions for math problems (algebra, calculus, etc.)
- Also offers facts & data across science, history, and more
- Useful for higher‑level homework/college prep
General Homework Support:
💬 AskRose.org (Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology) – Free tutoring & academic support
- Live online tutoring in math and science for K–12 students
- Available in English and Spanish with real tutors
- Includes worksheets, study resources, and recorded lessons
- 📞 Phone: 877-ASK-ROSE or (877) 275-7673
🧑🏫 BBC Bitesize – Study guides & explanations
- Clear, curriculum‑aligned lessons in English, math, science, and humanities
- Designed for K–12 learners with age‑specific sections
- Offers videos, practice tasks, and revision tips
📊 CK‑12 – Free online textbooks & practice
- Digital textbooks and lessons in math, science, and more
- Adaptive practice quizzes help reinforce learning
- Ideal for middle & high school students
📘 Khan Academy – Lessons & practice for all ages
- Free instructional videos and exercises for math, science, history, reading, and more
- Personalized learning dashboard lets students practice at their own pace
- Great for K–12 homework support and test prep
📚 Quizlet – Study sets & flashcards
- Create or browse flashcards for vocabulary, math facts, science terms, and more
- Learn with games, practice tests, and study modes
- Works for all grade levels and subjects
🗂️ Study.com – Lessons, videos, and test prep (free & paid)
- Short video lessons for many subjects
- Ideal for structured reviewing and homework reinforcement
- Some features require a subscription
Adult learning, career resources, databases, and skill-building tools
📈 Career & Job Skills Resources
📌 JobNow (Brainfuse) – Live job help & career tools
- Live resume feedback and review assistance
- Interview coaching and career planning
- Helps with job searching, job applications, and professional development
📌 LearningExpress Library – Skill building and test prep
- GED prep and career test practice
- Resume help, computer skills, and workplace basics
- Career development and certification support
📌 Occupational Outlook Handbook (Bureau of Labor Statistics) – Explore careers & training
- Information on occupations, outlook, wages, and training requirements
- Great for planning next career steps
🧠 Education & Skill Building Tools
📌 Mango Languages – Language learning for dozens of languages
- Library‑accessible language learning platform
- Improves listening, reading, and conversational skills
📌 Rosetta Stone – Interactive language learning
- Immersive lessons that build practical speaking and comprehension skills
📌 LINCS Learner Center (U.S. Dept. of Education) – Free learner resources
- Adult learning guides for reading, English learning, and life skills
- Self‑paced courses and literacy support
🏫 Adult Education & Certification Help
📌 GED / High School Equivalency Resources
- Access practice tests and study tools to prep for GED subjects
- Many libraries provide direct links to tests and guides for adult learners
- GED® Testing Service – Official Practice Materials – Free sample questions and computer‑based practice tests directly from the official GED provider, including all four GED subject areas (Language Arts, Math, Science, Social Studies).
- Free GED Practice Test (All Subjects) – Practice a full GED test online to simulate real exam questions and identify strengths/weaknesses.
- Easy‑Prep Free GED Practice Tests – Free practice tests organized by subject to help users study each part of the GED exam.
- Free Online GED Classes & Lessons – Guides to free online GED classes and lessons in multiple subjects to support test prep.
- GED Resources & High School Equivalency Overview – Summary of GED test structure, prep tips, and study guidance from an adult learning perspective.
- High School Equivalency Resources (Pima County Library) – Combines GED prep, practice tests, and tutoring resources available through a public library’s e‑library.
📌 National Literacy Directory – Find local classes & programs
- Search for adult education, GED prep, ESL classes, and community programs nationwide
💼 Professional Growth & Career Planning
📌 Resume Builder & Templates (various library partners)
- Tools to create or refine professional resumes
- Helps with cover letters and job application documents
- GotResumeBuilder – Create a professional resume using guided tools and templates (free to use online; some libraries offer partner access).
- Resume.org – Free online resume builder with professional templates and AI assistance.
- ResumeBuilderTemplate.com – Free resume builder and templates you can edit and download.
- ResumeWand Resources – Tools, templates, and guides for building and optimizing a resume.
- Build‑a‑Resume.com – Free tools plus guidance to help you build an ATS‑friendly resume and explore templates.
📌 Career Exploration Tools (e.g., career interest assessments, job fit quizzes)
- Helps identify career interests and potential paths
- Often part of library research databases or government career sites
1. My Next Move – O*NET Interest Profiler
- Free career interest assessment based on your preferences
- Helps link interests to job families and career paths
- Easy, interactive, self‑guided tool from the U.S. Dept. of Labor
2. CareerOneStop – Skills Matcher
- Assess your skills and match them to occupations
- Includes videos and job descriptions for roles that fit you
- Sponsored by the U.S. Dept. of Labor
3. CareerOneStop – Interest Assessment -
- Helps you identify careers based on your interests
- Offers downloadable results and links to job profiles
4. Truity Career Personality Test
- Personality‑based career quiz using the RIASEC model
- Easy and engaging quiz with insights into work environments and careers
- Free basic results (expanded report available)
- Quick, free career test to suggest fields and job types
- Helps identify strengths and matching career clusters
6. Princeton Review Career Quiz
- Short, fun quiz to explore job interests and academic strengths
- Provides general direction and possible majors/fields
Explore movies and TV shows with trusted reviews, ratings, and family-friendly guides. Whether researching films, checking content suitability, or discovering where to stream, these tools make it easy to find your next favorite.
Movie Info & Reviews
These sites help patrons research films, read reviews, and check ratings.
- Internet Movie Database (IMDb) – Comprehensive database for movies, TV shows, and actors, including cast info, trivia, release dates, and trailers.
- Rotten Tomatoes – Aggregates critic and audience ratings with “Tomatometer” scores; includes reviews and trailers.
- Metacritic – Weighted average critic and user scores for movies and TV shows; great for quick comparisons.
- Letterboxd – Social network for movie lovers to log watched films, write reviews, and create lists.
Family-Friendly / Content Guides
Perfect for parents or educators checking what’s appropriate before watching.
- Plugged In (Focus on the Family) – Reviews and content guides highlighting language, violence, and themes; family-friendly perspective.
Where to Watch / Streaming Discovery
Helps patrons find legal streaming or rental options.
Discover fun reading tools, book platforms, and interactive stories for kids and teens! Whether you’re just learning to read, exploring new favorites, or diving into young adult titles, these resources help every reader find their next great book.
Online Reading Platforms
- Epic! – A huge digital library of books for ages 12 and under; includes read‑to‑me and quizzes.
- Unite for Literacy – Free picture books with audio narration in multiple languages, great for early readers.
- Storyline Online – Actors reading children’s books aloud with onscreen illustrations.
- International Children’s Digital Library – Free access to multicultural books from around the world.
- Junior Library Guild – Curated book lists and early access to award-winning children’s and young adult books. Includes reading guides, reviews, and recommendations for educators, librarians, and families.
👉 Best for: kids, teens, and adults who want hand-picked, high-quality books before they hit shelves
Teen & Young Reader Discovery
- Young Adult Library Services Association (YALSA) – Book Lists – Official recommended book lists for teens (including awards, reading challenges, and popular titles).
- Goodreads – Young Adult – YA book suggestions, reviews, and community lists.
- Teenreads – Book guides, author interviews, and curated lists for middle‑school and high‑school readers.
Reading Games & Literacy Practice
- ABCmouse – Early learning program with books, stories, and reading activities (subscription; many libraries partner for access).
- Starfall – Interactive reading games and phonics for beginning readers.
- Funbrain – Interactive literacy games, books, and comics for K‑8 readers.
Graphic Novels & Interactive Stories
- Webtoon – Free digital comics in many genres — popular with teens.
- Tapas – Digital comics and novels, many free; includes teen‑friendly content.
🔎 Optional Reading Programs & Challenges
- Scholastic Book Clubs & Reading Challenges – Seasonal reading programs and book access for kids.
- 100 Scope Notes (booklists & recommendations) – Fun and eclectic suggestions often focused on younger readers/educators.
- ⚖️ Measure Twice, Convert Once
- 📰 Read All About It
- 📞 The Phone Book Nook
- 📺 Screen Time News
- 📬 Zip It & Ship It
Need to convert units, currencies, or measurements? This page gathers reliable, easy-to-use tools for everyday math, science, travel, cooking, and more.
1. Online Conversion Tools
- Online Conversion – General unit conversion site (length, weight, temperature, volume, speed, area, etc.)
- Unit Converter – Quick and easy conversions for metric/imperial units, including uncommon measurements
- ConvertUnits.com – Comprehensive tool for scientific, cooking, travel, and everyday unit conversions
2. Currency Conversion
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- NIST Reference on Units, Constants, and Measurement – Authoritative source for scientific units and standards
- Wolfram Alpha – Solve equations, convert units, and do advanced math and physics calculations
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Stay Informed with Local & Regional News
Catch up on the latest news from local and surrounding areas with our collection of newspapers. From community events and local stories to regional headlines and in-depth reporting, we’ve got you covered. Access current editions and archives of newspapers like The Neighbor, The Sentinel, and Journal Review, as well as publications from nearby cities such as The Indy Star and Commercial News in Danville, IL.
Whether you're looking for the latest happenings in your town or keeping up with nearby cities, explore these trusted sources to stay connected to the world around you.
Local Newspapers
Access news from local publications to stay updated on events, issues, and stories right in your community.
- 📰 The Neighbor – Local news covering Fountain County, Indiana
- 🗞️ The Sentinel – Local news, events, and more covering Parke County, Indiana
- 📑 Journal Review – Latest updates from Crawfordsville, Indiana with in-depth reporting
Surrounding Area Newspapers
Stay connected with news from nearby towns and cities.
- 📰 Commercial News – News from Danville, Illinois, covering local and regional topics
- 🗞️ The Indy Star – News, sports, and entertainment from Indianapolis, Indiana
Find trusted directories, essential utility numbers, and critical crisis hotlines all in one place. From local businesses and residents to safety, emergency, and support services, this tab provides quick access to the numbers you may need most.
Residential & Business Directories
- Discover Local Yellow Pages
Find local businesses and services in your area. - White Pages
Search for residential listings, people, and reverse phone lookup. - AnyWho
Free online directory for people and business searches. - Superpages
Comprehensive directory for local businesses and personal listings. - 411.com
People search, business listings, and reverse phone lookup.
Utility & Safety Numbers
- 811 – Call Before You Dig
Call before digging to ensure underground utilities are properly marked. Free service for safety.
Local Non-Emergency Police & Fire Numbers
Quick access to community safety and non-emergency assistance.
- Kingman Volunteer Fire Department
Provides fire protection and emergency response for the town and surrounding area.
📞 Phone: (765) 397-3025
- Fountain County Sheriff’s Office (Non-Emergency Dispatch)
Handles law enforcement for Kingman and surrounding county areas.
📞 Phone: (765) 793-3545
- Fountain/Warren Regional Dispatch Center (911 Center)
This center provides dispatch services for police, fire, and EMS for both Fountain and Warren counties.- Non-Emergency Dispatch: 📞 (765) 793-2449
- Emergency: 📞 911 Located in Covington, IN
Crisis & Support Hotlines
- National Domestic Violence Hotline
Confidential support for survivors of abuse.
📞 1-800-799-SAFE (7233) - Suicide & Crisis Lifeline (988)
Free, 24/7 support for anyone in crisis.
📞 988 - Poison Control
Emergency advice for poison exposure.
📞 1-800-222-1222 - 211
Community referral line for services like housing, food, mental health, and childcare.
📞 211
Watch trusted local news from stations across Indiana and nearby Illinois. These channels provide up-to-date coverage on weather, breaking news, community events, and regional stories to help you stay informed.
Indianapolis Area
- WRTV Channel 6 (ABC)
Local ABC affiliate serving Indianapolis with breaking news, weather, investigations, and community stories.
(ABC affiliate owned by E.W. Scripps Company) - WISH-TV Channel 8 (CW)
Indianapolis-based station offering local news coverage, weather updates, and CW network programming.
(CW affiliate; formerly a longtime CBS station) - WTHR Channel 13 (NBC)
NBC affiliate known for “13 Eyewitness News,” covering Indianapolis news, weather, and investigative reporting.
(NBC affiliate serving central Indiana)
Lafayette Area
- WLFI Channel 18 (CBS)
CBS affiliate providing news and weather coverage for Lafayette and surrounding counties.
(Serves West Central Indiana including Tippecanoe County)
Terre Haute Area
- WTWO Channel 2 (NBC)
NBC affiliate serving the Wabash Valley with local news, weather, and regional coverage.
(Also carries CW programming on subchannels) - WTHI Channel 10 (CBS)
CBS affiliate offering local news, weather, and additional programming including Fox and MeTV subchannels.
(One of the oldest stations in the Terre Haute market)
Illinois (Nearby Coverage)
- WAND Channel 17 (NBC – Champaign, IL)
Regional NBC affiliate providing news, weather, and coverage for Central Illinois, including Champaign and Decatur.
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- USPS ZIP Code Lookup
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