This program offers residents in supported libraries access to over 100 databases indexing thousands of periodicals and scholarly journals.

The now seven-region library system was serving the entire southeast corner of the state, and by 2000 was renamed the Three Rivers Regional Library System as a tribute to the three rivers which run through its region.

[5] In 2012, amid disagreements, the Three Rivers system moved their central library out of Brunswick to Jesup.

[6][7] Located at 208 Gloucester Street in Brunswick, the Brunswick-Glynn County Library was constructed in 1883.

After failure of the walls and partial collapse of the building, a new home for the library had to be created.

[5] Still without a dedicated library building ever constructed for the community of Brunswick, the Glynn County voters passed a bond issue that allowed funds to be allocated towards building a library along Gloucester Street.

The system petitioned the Georgia Public Library service for funds, which was to allow renovations to begin tentatively in 2019.