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The book collection at the New Braunfels Public Library has been a topic of discussion at recent City Council meetings. I’d like to use my space in this article to

The Will Rogers Public Librarys board meeting was packed with observers Thursday at 3:30 when, after input by local citizens, the decision was made to keep the book “My Footprints”

BOZEMAN — Doralyn Rossmann, a longtime faculty member in the Montana State University Library who has been serving as the library’s interim dean since August 2022, has been selected as

Although hes never attended before, concerned father Randell Gillaspy sat in Taylor Auditorium, where the Tyler Public Library holds board meetings every fourth Wednesday, to try to make sense of

Although he’s never attended before, concerned father Randell Gillaspy sat in Taylor Auditorium, where the Tyler Public Library holds board meetings every fourth Wednesday, to try to make sense of

Although he’s never attended before, concerned father Randell Gillaspy sat in Taylor Auditorium, where the Tyler Public Library holds board meetings every fourth Wednesday, to try to make sense of

Florida Tech's Evans Library is just a library, right? Count down and take a deeper look at how it is different from all the rest.

RACINE – About June or July each year, the American Library Association (ALA) releases an updated list of books that have been banned and challenged in

The Evanston Public Library is celebrating its 150th anniversary this year, culminating with an open house and reception on Oct. 14. The events are open to all community members. The library has serviced the city since April 1873, just 10 years after Evanston’s official incorporation. Library officials say it has become a center for knowledge,...

Santa Barbara Public Library (SBPL) invites the community to celebrate the freedom to read with special events and book giveaways as part of Banned Books