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And, the winners are: 1st – Adult – Joni Herrington “A Special Halloween” 1st – Youth – Gabriella Angleton “The Pumpkin That Ruins Halloween” 1st – Children’s – Braelynn Skupa “The Haunted House”2nd – Children’s – Rashad Armstrong “The Scary Doll of Halloween” The Library is sponsoring the annual Spooky Story Contest this month and… Continue Reading Spooky Story Contest Winners!
Our Fall Programs are beginning and the newsletter has all the details! To receive this newsletter in your email, please contact Monica.
Books Unite Us. Censorship Divides Us. Recent polling on behalf of the American Library Association shows that seven in 10 voters oppose efforts to remove books from public libraries, including majorities of voters across party lines. Three-quarters of parents of public-school children (74%) express a high degree of confidence in school librarians to make good decisions… Continue Reading Banned Books Week – Sept 18-24, 2022
Sign up for a new library card or update your card’s information this month and be entered to win a prize! Tony Award-winning performer, actress, singer-songwriter, and philanthropist Idina Menzel and her sister, author and educator Cara Mentzel, have been named honorary chairs of Library Card Sign-Up Month. This September, Idina and Cara will join… Continue Reading Library Card Sign-Up Month
We are currently accepting applications for the following library assistant position. Standard Application for open positions, download here. Thank you for your interest.
Don’t forget to pack your library card with your school supplies! Your library card opens up a myriad of new worlds and possibilities to explore. If you don’t have one, you can register for one online or come to the library. Books in the Children’s Library are coded for grade-level and AR to help you… Continue Reading Back-To-School: Are you ready?
We have new books to peruse and check out. Don’t miss an opportunity to grab something new for your end-of-summer reading!
