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Schools and government offices will be closed for Thanksgiving. Holiday closings also include federal offices, such as the U.S. Post Office, which will close Thursday and reopen Friday.

The commission is behind schedule on issuing guidance for local school districts

Controversy is brewing over a teen cartoon novel found in a state library that some criticize for displaying graphic and inappropriate images.

Photographs of winters past in Sandwich will soon be on display at the public library. This is the first of what the library hopes will be a revolving display of

Dozens got a look back in time as the Paris Public Library celebrated its 90th anniversary Tuesday. Friends of the Paris Public Library, a nonprofit group that aids the library,

The Henderson County Clint W. Murchison Memorial Library received a $2,500 Collections Enhancement Grant from the Texas Book Festival. This grant has allowed the library to expand its Juvenile Large

The New York Library Association gave a top honor to a librarian in the Auburn Enlarged City School District, partially for how she dealt with challenges for a book to

Inside the Echo Public Library on 20 S. Bonanza St. reside more than 14,000 volumes, ranging from recently published to 110 years old. This library caters to the community with

The children’s library in Aberdeen, Hong Kong was a dark, boring space where youngsters had to be quiet. Architects, inspired by Bauhaus toys, turned it into a bright place for reading and play.

The Greensburg Decatur County Public Library invited kids in grades K-6 to write a Halloween story using one of three prompts to get them started. There were more than 80