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As Dean of USF Library Todd Chavez and his wife embarked into the Gulf of Mexico on his kayak, he could not have imagined how a seemingly insignificant summer morning was going to change his life.  “I get a text that says I have to be on a phone call in 30 minutes,” he said. “So I stayed out ther

Book lovers who want to increase their winter-weather reading stockpile have a budget-friendly option Friday and Saturday with the Rock Island Public Library’s two-day book sale, a news release says. The sale runs from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Friday, Jan. 26, and Saturday, Jan. 27, at the Downtown Library, 401 19th St. Run for the […]

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A New York Times best-selling author visited students at two Socorro Independent School District campuses to discuss his writing process and where he finds insp

The Tahlequah Pubic Library is about more than just books. It is also about community, culture, and fitness.

Like most good stories, this one includes food. For James Beard Award-winning food writer Adrian Miller, what began as casual research for a book eventually evolved into a full-blown museum exhibition after Miller stumbled across some interesting facts about Black Americans in Colorado history. After weeks of sifting through old newspaper archives from the 1800s, […]

The Washington State Library has preserved more than 20 years of music industry history through digitizing The Rocket magazine, a popular Seattle publication that covered music venues and bands.

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BARBARA ANN DAVIES It is with deep sadness that the family announces the passing of our dear mother Barbara Ann Davies...