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On Wednesday, February 8th at 7:00 p.m., central, the LaSalle Public Library will join libraries across the state in hosting best-selling and award-winning children’s and young adult author and poet, Kwame Alexander. <br/><br/>In this virtual discussion, Kwame will share ways to say yes to your story and persist in the face of rejection, as he shares his own publishing journey. As a creator of more than 36 books, he will energize the community to harness the power of words and stor...

Some of the casualties of Louisiana’s creeping coast could include the shelters of its history and culture — libraries, museums and galleries.

The National Hajj Commission of Nigeria (NAHCON) on Thursday assured Nigerian intending pilgrims to the 2023 Hajj of hitch-free operations. The assurance

Youths are terrorising Little Levers new library by being abusive, causing disturbances, throwing chairs and using e-cigs, a councillor…

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After nearly four years of drag-out fights with the Trump administration, President Biden pitched himself as a willing partner to federal employee union...

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AUGUSTA — The First Amendment Museum is looking for Maine teachers to travel to James Madison’s Montpelier and attend teacher training seminars centered around the First Amendment. Full scholarships are available to teachers working in Maine. In 2022, the First Amendment Museum partnered with James Madison’s Montpelier in an Institute for Museum and Library Services, […]

Through a $10,000 Texas Reads grant from the Texas State Library and Archives Commission patrons can checkout bags of childrens books.