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Many books by Black authors are being challenged for simply being about people of color.

LONG VIEW — Catawba County Library is putting the finishing touches on its new Library Pick Up Locker at CleanWave Laundry in Long View, allowing the library to expand its

January 5

The Open Resource

SMITHFIELD – Greenville Public Library will host Let’s Play Chess on Mondays, Jan. 10 and Jan 24, from 6 to 7 p.m., online with Zoom.

Many books by Black authors are being challenged for simply being about people of color.

Sylvia Sprinkle-Hamlin, the chairwoman of the board of the N.C. Black Repertory Company and the executive producer of the National Black Theatre Festival, died Monday. She was 76.

CONCORD —The N.H. State Library is pleased to announce that 42 New Hampshire public libraries will be receiving funding through an Institute for Museum and Library Services’ “Grants to States”

After many years of fierce resistance to open access, academic publishers have largely embraced -- and extended -- the idea, ensuring...

BRASHER FALLS — What was once a branch of the Massena Public Library has now branched off on its own.