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Andy Weirs bestseller "The Martian" has been selected the 2024 Wabash Valley Community Read by the Vigo County Public Library in a gesture that will tie in with the April

HARKER HEIGHTS — About a 1,000 people came to the Harker Heights library to view a rare solar eclipse that passed over Texas and much of the rest of the

BRIDGEPORT, W.Va (WV News)— Trunk-or-treat has become a staple of Halloween. While its difficult to do in the rain, businesses will still find ways to bring candy and Halloween treats

Lets test your knowledge with todays quiz from Bill Flick.

This weeks Flagstaff History column.

The Montana State Library Commission voted Wednesday to strike a longstanding professional requirement applied to the directors of Montana’s eight largest libraries, one that dictates whether those libraries qualify for

This weeks column from Tom Carpenter.

As October is Library Appreciation Month, I think it is important to underscore how our local library dealt with an attempt to stifle the public’s right to read.

PENDLETON — At the Eastern Oregon Forum on Tuesday, Oct. 10, panelists challenged the idea that book bans are black and white — all or nothing — and encouraged people

Hip Hop reached its 50th anniversary on August 11, 2023, and the world’s largest collection of Hip Hop artifacts is prepared for a semester of celebration and education.