Leon County Library News Today

Eighty years after the D-Day invasion of Europe, Tally Back Then dives into the WCTV Archives to re-share stories of local WWII veterans who were involved in the historic beach landings.

According to Colorado State University, having your child read just four to five books a summer can help keep them from experiencing that summer slide.

On the 12th day of Christmas, my scammer gave to me …

The Leon County Library is wanting people to show off their creativity for Autism Acceptance Month. The celebration happens in April, but the library is asking for submissions for the logo contest.

The youngsters received professional guidance in writing and rendering their own graphic novels.

The company is partnering with Leon County's LeRoy Collins Public Library system to bring the "best of the Bard" to the area's young people.

Florida 4-H operates three camps in the state: Camp Timpoochee in Niceville, Camp Cherry Lake in Madison and Camp Cloverleaf in Lake Placid.

Each student is asked to bring $25 of their own money, then St. John’s adds another $200 to each participant’s coffer to distribute as micro loans.

Throughout June and July, entertaining and educational summer programming will focus on the theme “Oceans of Possibilities.”

A remarkable line-up of people will share knowledge in  “Celebrating Life, Understanding Death,” beginning April 21.