I do believe that our community events newsletter, Got News??, is one of the most popular projects our library has undertaken. I have...

"There is a book for every reader and a reader for every book ." This quote by S. R. Ranganathan is something every library science student probably hears at some point in their training. One of the things I love about books is how two different people can read the same book, with each having a totally different experience one from the other, and each walking away from the book with a different opinion of what they've read. It's a matter of perspective. Each person has his

We here at the library realize the loss of our community's newspaper is a profound one. With our mission statement in mind, we want to do...

It's been a long time coming, but here we are with our website redesign live and online! I hope you like it. You will find some areas...

Earlier this year, I participated in training through which I learned to facilitate community discussions. Our library received a related Libraries Transforming Communities: Focus on Rural and Small Libraries grant, paying for book kits and other library materials to promote healthy discussion of issues that divide us. We’ve held three book discussions in our “Listening Locally” series, built around these three titles: Difficult Conversations: How to Discuss the Things that

Communication is essential for living and working together in a society. These days, we have more means of communication available than...