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Muskogee Public Library is pleased to announce it has received a $4,000 grant from the Kirschner Trusts at Oklahoma City Community Foundation. The grant will be used to purchase books

Farm Smart Sensory Garden

What will become of Defiances former 1918 school building — now owned by the municipal government — is very much up in the air, but ideas will be discussed during

EL CENTRO

Curator Kristen Gresh, who brings an international wealth of knowledge about the profound power of photographs, will be the guest speaker at the next Cape Ann Museum special event linked

Lets test your knowledge with todays quiz from Bill Flick.

A new solar power farm in Wahoo will generate enough electricity for 350 homes, but thats not the only benefit. The land is in a trust that eventually will help

EDISON – Elizabeth West visits the Calhoun County Library about two times a week to check out books – and do Tai Chi.

NEWBURYPORT — The Newburyport Public Library named Dana Echelberger its senior librarian for archive services on Wednesday replacing Sharon Spieldenner who retired amidst a swell of controversy last month.

The West Virginia House of Delegates, on Feb. 16, 2024, approved a bill that would make schools, museums, and public libraries, subject to prosecution for the distribution and display of obscene matter to minors. House Bill 4654 was approved 85-12, with three delegates absent or not voting, and now heads to the Senate. The proposed law has raised concerns about its enforcement, who would be responsible for the criminal liability, the types of materials that would be considered illegal, and its p...