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July 14, 2023
Big Library Read brings an uplifting family drama "A Very Typical Family" for book lovers to read without wait lists. It's available for free for readers.
June 23, 2023
Activities at the Bluffton Public Library really heat up in July! The following update includes familiar services as well as special events including a hike at Motter Park and a Plant Swap. Library Closed Tuesday, July 4, 2023 in observance of Independence Day. Due dates will be adjusted accordingly. Bluffton Public Library 2023 Summer Read Program “All Together Now!”
June 2, 2023
Hello, Radio Readers! I’m Jane Holwerda for High Plains Public Radio. And guess what? The 2nd Annual High Plains Public Radio Radio Readers Summer Read kicks off Monday, June 4, with 75 book bytes from Radio Readers throughout HPPR’s region.
May 30, 2023
The library was awarded a portion of an Ohio Department of Education grant to create new programs.
May 1, 2023
Effingham, IL-(Effingham Radio)-Registration for the free Summer Reading Challenge at Effingham Public Library...
April 22, 2023
De-stress Fest takes place at five branch libraries across the University Park campus and at 12 Penn State campuses across the commonwealth, offering free snacks, games, activities, art therapy and other stress-management options, which vary with location.
January 4, 2023
What a year has it been at Hopkinsville Christian County Public Library in 2022. Many events took place inside and outside of the historic library.
November 15, 2022
Melbourne grandmother readies community Thanksgiving meal for hundreds, weeks after marking 84th birthday
August 6, 2022
A group of high school sophomores set off on what was supposed to be a grand climb. Instead, it became one of the deadliest alpine disasters in North
August 2, 2022
Cabarrus County Schools hosted Read to Achieve (RtA) reading camps for rising third and fourth graders at four school sites during July — Irvin Elementary, Rocky River Elementary, Coltrane Webb