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Its time to break out that library card youre using as a bookmark — South Dakotas libraries now let you check out state park passes free of charge.

A poll conducted by Palatinate found that 95% of students believed that study spaces were busier than last academic year.

The Warren County Memorial Library welcomed Calvin Ramsey, author of “Ruth and the Green Book,” on Jan. 26 via virtual discussion in conjunction with the exhibit, “Oasis Spaces: North Carolina

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TCC has been honoring African American community leaders in its annual calendar. Heres a look at this years honorees.

The Pennsylvania Department of Education’s (PDE) Office of Commonwealth Libraries announced that Mel Fell by Corey R. Tabor has been named the 2023 PA One Book Early Literacy selection. In its 18th year, the Pennsylvania One Book program promotes the value and benefits of reading early and often to preschoolers. PA One Book is a statewide initiative that encourages […]

Grand Rapids Public Museum finds rare set of 'magic lantern' slides showing early Tuskegee Institute

By 2030, adults 55 and over, will be the dominant demographic group in the U.S and library institutions are adapting to meet their needs for meaningful engagement.

Pepper, who lives at the Carroll County Public Library system’s Westminster branch at 50 E. Main St., is capable of customizable interactions and gestures through the power of coding, using Choregraphe, a coding language similar to Python.

        Morrison R. Waite High School is celebrating its 109th year as an educational institution in East Toledo this year.