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The San Francisco non-profit intends to appeal a ruling which bars libraries from lending digital copies of their physical collection

BOISE — Idaho Gov. Brad Little on Wednesday vetoed the library bill, which would have allowed individuals to sue libraries and school districts if minors had access to “harmful materials.”

ELIZABETHTON — The Elizabethton/Carter County Public Library is encouraging a return to the tradition of home gardens. In the past, spring was a time when people looked forward to planting

The W. Walworth Harrison Public Library received a certificate of Congressional Recognition from the U.S. House of Representatives by U.S. Rep. Keith Self for our 2022 Achievement of Library Excellence

Gem of the Soul is a poetry book where readers can read about Patterson’s experience as a soldier in Pearl Harbor.

Last weekend I was out walking my dogs and I came across a cool looking little library on the side of the street. It was in the shape of a

FAIRMONT — Marion County residents can celebrate Earth Day by grabbing seeds from the Seed Vault located in the Marion County Public Library.

FAIRMONT — Marion County residents can celebrate Earth Day by grabbing seeds from the Seed Vault located in the Marion County Public Library.

State Rep. James Talarico’s favorite book includes nine sex scenes and a sexual assault and happens to be a Texas classic.

In Florida, school districts must publish a searchable database of books in their libraries so that parents can see what children have access to and request removal of objectional books.