Eagle Library News Today

Community service is very useful, not only for young people but for anyone who wants to do it. Volunteering not only makes a positive difference in the world but also in the volunteer. The benefit...

As the weather warms, bears are becoming more active in the area, and they’re hungry. A hungry bear will eat just about anything, and they’ll find it just about anywhere they can. That means raiding...

The Literacy Project in March hired new leadership for the organization’s Adult Literacy sector. Marion Martin, who came to Eagle County from Pennsylvania, brings extensive experience in education and language development. “I have worked with...

After largely negative public testimony, Idaho legislators advanced a bill Monday that would require public and school libraries to create a review process and to restrict children’s access to harmful materials following complaints.

After largely negative public testimony, Idaho legislators advanced a bill Monday that would require public and school libraries to create a review process and to restrict children’s access to harmful

Legislation would require public, school libraries to create book review, removal process and allow patrons to sue the library.

Last December I shared 22 climate wins in 2022 that the Climate Action Collaborative and our partners achieved. For brevity, I’ll spare readers from a list of 23 climate wins in 2023. Instead, here’s a...

On Sunday, Sept. 10, the Eagle River Foundation honored two of its own at the Creekside Grill at the Gypsum Creek Golf Course. Jerry Fedrizzi and Roxie Deane were founders of the organization in 2001,...

Electric vehicles seem to be all the rage these days. Why, you might be asking? Well, across the globe, transportation is substantially contributing to climate change and its associated impacts. In the U.S.,  ground transportation...

Since early 2013, I’ve had the privilege of leading 4 Eagle Senior Care, a ministry for the senior adults of our area. We’ve always enjoyed the interaction with various youth groups as they helped us...