(Or, at least, glad to not be a "Shhhh!" kind of Library!) Friends of the Library and staff at the bake sale. She stopped in to use one of our computers, an anonymous woman I didn't recognize. It was the end of Preschool Story Hour. The bake sale that's part of the biggest annual library fundraiser was going on. As she left, after using our free computer services, she haughtily declared, "This is the LOUDEST library I've ever been in, and I WON'T be coming back!" Am I sup

By blog guest, our reviewer Vicki Rock Since 2025 is over, it’s time to look back on the books I’ve enjoyed most this past year, listed in order of publication. All the books I review are available at the library and if you click on a title in this list you can go to the catalog to place a hold on the book. I hope you find books you really enjoy on this list. Five Star Reads of 2025: Presumed Guilty , by Scott Turow, Grand Central Publishing. A retired judge’s fiancée’s s

We're excited about some major changes in our property's landscape -- the work that has been done to beautify our property, spearheaded by Dr. Roger Hanson of Meyersdale Chiropractic. It started on the 4th of July weekend. Dr. Hanson and his sons, Nick and Tyler Hanson, did an amazing job clearing away the weeds which had gotten totally out of hand, and trimming overgrown shrubbery. That alone was a tremendous improvement, and I was very thankful. But he didn't stop there

Summer has arrived, and it's hot outside. If you have time, why not come in and cool down at the library? The AC is on, the WiFi is working, and we have plenty for you to read! There are some great programs planned, too. Join us for summer stories & surprises @ your library! First, I must apologize for the condition of our library grounds. We have had great weather for growing weeds, but not-so-great weather for landscaping. We do have a major project planned for our gr