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by Melody — April 25, 2017

Icon by Dillon Arloff. Good question! It's been such a beautiful spring so far, why *wouldn't* you be inspired to start running? I, myself...

by Susan — April 24, 2017

This week I get to enjoy two of my favorite events of the year, both involve our active supporters. Without them our level of library...

by Candice — April 19, 2017

A couple days ago, I found myself uttering a sentence that seemed impossible, not only to say, but to believe: "Jim Jones did a lot of...

by Kara — April 18, 2017

Music on Wednesday is on FRIDAY this week. Join Preucil School of Music on Friday April 21, 2017 at Noon in Meeting Room A for A Musical...

by Meredith — April 17, 2017

We counted the votes -- all 1,073 of them -- and we have our winners! 2017 BOOK MADNESS – CHILDREN’S BRACKET The Giver by Lois Lowry...

by Anne W — April 13, 2017

In the mid-1950s, the American Library Association grew concerned over research that showed Americans were "spending less on books and more...

by Morgan — April 11, 2017

There's something for every interest on the New Juvenile Fiction shelves. I've collected a few standouts for middle grade readers to...

by Meredith — April 10, 2017

There's just one week left in our 2017 Book Madness literary competition, with the following books still in the running for this year's...

by Melody — April 7, 2017

I already love audiobooks (I'm an aural-o-gist!), so I didn't think twice about whether to binge-listen to the S-Town Podcast or not. I...

by Beth — April 6, 2017

There's no short way to describe Bottomland - there are just too many sides to this story. Based on the life of the author's grandmother,...