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Another book sale this weekend brings a chance for a surprising find and way to support the local library.

The City of La Vergne, in another of a series of events celebrating its 50the anniversary of incorporation, buried a time capsule next to the flag poles at the La

The Lynchburg Public Library will eliminate most fines for late library materials, effective Sept. 1.

The Internet Archive is a treasure trove of resources for research or just for general enjoyment.

PEABODY, Mass. — A new banned book club for teens will start up at the Peabody Institute Library in Peabody next month.

Friends and fellow authors have spoken out on Salman Rushdies behalf during a rally on the steps of the main branch of the New York Public Library. Fridays rally came

RUSHVILLE — Reflections of Rush County, the Rush County bicentennial book,” is still available for pre-order at the Rushville Public Library.

Warner Bros. and Discovery's merger means major restructuring — and not just for the streaming platforms the company owns.

With more high temperatures predicted in the coming weeks, local cooling centers offer a place to gather, beat the heat and relax. Several local libraries and community centers are keeping

CHARLOTTESVILLE — From neo-Nazis marching to a stone nose chipped of Stonewall Jackson’s standard bearer, the Albert and Shirley Small Special Collections Library at the University of Virginia has collected