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There’s not a chair to be found inside Kate Kettler’s Ute Pass Elementary School room, with students instead taking their places at assorted bean bags by the door or on

INDIANAPOLIS—The Indianapolis Marion County Public Library has spent the last year searching for the library system’s next CEO. A private search consultancy firm, Bradbury Miller Associates, was hired, and a search committee comprising administration and staff was also put together.

Exciting things are happening with your library!

ASHLAND — The storytelling room in the Ashland Public Library may be refitted into a multipurpose Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Math (STEAM) room courtesy of a recently awarded $62,000

A library service partner suffered a cyber attack on December 15.

"I think for sure we're the most popular social media account that libraries have."

Frances Howard Norton lived a life filled with the love of family, many friends, and the joy of enticing those around her with a newly discovered book. She died peacefully

(JNS) — The Yeshiva University Museum has announced that its upcoming exhibition will feature a hand-drawn illustration of the Temple menorah from a manuscript that contains notes by the famed

Membership in public libraries is open to all institutions and the public; the duration of each subscription is five years

PENDLETON — Don’t close the book on a chance to win a basket overflowing with items during the winter raffle hosted by the Pendleton Friends of the Library.