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LINNARTZ: A look at the library's policy on its books | Opinion - Vimarsana News

LINNARTZ: A look at the library's policy on its books | Opinion

The book collection at the New Braunfels Public Library has been a topic of discussion at recent City Council meetings. I’d like to use my space in this article to

Library Board votes to keep contested book on shelf - Vimarsana News

Library Board votes to keep contested book on shelf

The Will Rogers Public Library's board meeting was packed with observers Thursday at 3:30 when, after input by local citizens, the decision was made to keep the book “My Footprints”

Doralyn Rossmann selected as new dean of Montana State University Library - Vimarsana News

Doralyn Rossmann selected as new dean of Montana State University Library

BOZEMAN — Doralyn Rossmann, a longtime faculty member in the Montana State University Library who has been serving as the library’s interim dean since August 2022, has been selected as

As group voices concerns, Tyler Public Library remains committed to serving 'all of Tyler' - Vimarsana News

As group voices concerns, Tyler Public Library remains committed to serving 'all of Tyler'

Although he's never attended before, concerned father Randell Gillaspy sat in Taylor Auditorium, where the Tyler Public Library holds board meetings every fourth Wednesday, to try to make sense of

As group voices concerns, Tyler Public Library remains committed to serving diverse population - Vimarsana News

As group voices concerns, Tyler Public Library remains committed to serving diverse population

Although he’s never attended before, concerned father Randell Gillaspy sat in Taylor Auditorium, where the Tyler Public Library holds board meetings every fourth Wednesday, to try to make sense of