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Following an extensive nationwide search, Jennifer Giltrop has officially been hired as executive director for Fort Vancouver Regional Libraries. During a

Ohio’s public library staff and supporters are standing behind their systems, and hope the two-dozen levies hitting ballots on Nov. 7 garner support from voters, even as some try to censor and control the work they do. For the 20 counties whose library systems have levies on the ballot in the upcoming general election, the […]

TOWANDA — Residents continued to voice their disapproval of the latest developments concerning the possible fate of the Bradford County Library.

A survey last year showed library guests wanted more weekend hours.

A survey last year showed library guests wanted more weekend hours.

UH law library faculty presented at the American Association of Law Libraries annual conference in Boston in July.

Librarians across Arkansas are preparing in different ways for a new state law that is set to take effect next week and changes how libraries handle controversial material. Some library systems have altered their existing material reconsideration forms in hopes of handling future book challenges smoothly and in compliance with the law. Others have come […]

The accord settles one of the most contentious issues ahead of a handshake agreement on the city’s spending plan before the July 1 deadline.

Commissioner Michael Rivera emphasized that the financing puts no financial requirement or liability on the county to repay the debts.

OverDrive officials said 129 library systems hit the milestone, with the Los Angeles Public Library becoming its first library system to surpass 10 million digital circulations.