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A new bill pre-filed in the Alabama State Senate would grant city and/or county officials the ability to remove appointed members of local library boards at their discretion.

Secretary Blinken Opens Newest American Corner in Nigeria, Kicks Off 20th Anniversary Year as Vital Global U.S. Engagement Resource

The University of Pittsburgh at Bradford has begun planning for the renovation of its campus library.

I’ve been a “historian” by trade for nearly a decade. It began back in 2014 when I took a position at my hometown museum in Paynesville. I worked in that

After offering the Grand Rapids community free sleds to borrow, project organizers say "nearly all" of the sleds have disappeared.

Lets test your knowledge with todays quiz from Bill Flick.

West Virginia lawmakers are considering a law that could make it illegal for public and school libraries to share certain materials.

About 40 people offered differing viewpoints at a public hearing, on Jan. 24, 2024, in the West Virginia House of Delegates chamber for House Bill 4654, which would make schools, libaries and museums subject to prosecution for the distribution and display of obscene matter to minors. The proposed law has raised concerns about obscenity, censorship, the bills enforcement, the types of materials that would be considered illegal, and its potential impact on libraries and their staff.

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