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HANNIBAL — September is nearly over, but it is not too late to participate in Library Card Sign-Up Month.

A new collection of Ernest Hemingway stories, documents, unpublished works and photos is coming to Penn State.

Lynchburgs Jones Memorial Library, which specializes in genealogy and history, has named a new executive director.

Across the country, more books have been challenged and removed as religious and conservative groups target LGBTQ and race issues.

The Sikeston Public Library has a display up this week, and is just one of the libraries in the area recognizing Banned Books Week.

Côte St. Luc inaugurated the newly named Max Margles Children’s Library at the Bernard Lang Civic Centre, following a $500,000 donation by his wife Roslyn Margles for children’s library programming.

A scholar of literature for children and young adults shares her insights on how to better connect children with literature and libraries with their communities.

As the city turns its collective attention to the Comal County Fair & Rodeo, many New Braunfels facilities will be closed on Sept. 23 to observe the Fair Day holiday.

To the editor: I have been a proud member of the library profession for 27 years, working at academic and public libraries, providing reference, running public programs, and buying materials.

GREENSBURG — Representatives from the Greensburg Decatur County Public Library, consultants and the Library Board members recently appealed to the Greensburg City Council to extend an existing bond into a