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AUSTIN — Texas lawmakers are considering a bill that would set standards on books available in school libraries and expand parental rights.

David Beall is all about serving the community of McAlester.

Upstairs at Falmouth’s Highfield Hall, tucked away from the impeccably maintained gardens and exhibition rooms, a historical expedition expected to take years is underway.

BILLERICA — Town firefighters attended a two-week hazardous materials response training March 6-17.

The springtime edition of the McAlester Living magazine features good things happening and the renewal of a vital institution in our community.

INDIANAPOLIS—Month after month, the Indianapolis Marion County Public Library Board of Trustees continues to ignore the will of the community and deny Nichelle Hayes the position as CEO of IMCPL, despite the strong backing she has from the community and workers at the library.

A bill the Idaho Legislature passed Thursday evening is worrying librarians, some of whom may resign or find work across the state’s border after its implementation.

GUANGZHOU, China, March 30, 2023 /PRNewswire/ -- Ramadan - a holy time for religious reflection and the renewal of one's faith in the ninth month of the Islamic calendar. During this month

Photojournalist Mark Mahoney first picked up a Kodak Instamatic camera on a family vacation in 1965, when he was 13 years old. He was immediately hooked and has been a

If the proposed budget cut passes, Missouri libraries might have to cut back on what they can provide the public.