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The George Coon Public Library has officially completed their 2023 Summer Reading Program. Community members read, painted, twisted balloons and more in the summer of fun.

FAIRMONT — With the turn of the month signaling another back-to-school season for families and educators across Marion County, local stores and organizations are readying themselves to support the community’s

Enjoy your summer days with free library programs happening throughout August.

The Archer Public Library concluded its Summer Reading Program this week. The library had 18 participants in the reading contest who logged 257 hours of reading! The library hosted four Summer Reading performances which had 198 attendees. We also hosted an 8-week Art Camp on the Go in partnership with the Arts Council Wichita Falls and had 19 campers join us for creative fun in the library!

Congratulations Claremore! The 2023 Summer Reading Program passed all previous records for participation with 888 kids and teens who read more than 7,100 hours during the summer! Over 350 adults

Sending off summer with a splash, Polk County Library gave local families a chance to get in some fun in the sun at its annual Wet ‘n Wild event on Thursday, July 27. Library staff prepared free food, water play, and other outdoor activities for over one hundred individuals.

Coronado Public Library is presenting activities for youth as part of its Summer Reading Program. Events for kids take place every Tuesday and Thursday at 2 p.m.; events for teens

PORT HADLOCK — The Summer Reading Program will present “Patchwork Panel” at 2 p.m. Thursday.

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SEYMOUR — Steve Kirtley & New Victory Band, whose performance last year was a resounding success, is making a return visit to the Williams Family Seymour Branch Library.