Libraries News

Ann Lincoln will bring her magical pets to the Sterling Public Library's Summer Reading Program kickoff on Tuesday.

The Muscogee County Library Board unanimously voted Thursday to offer the Chattahoochee Valley Libraries director’s job to Alan Harkness, an assistant state librarian.

Patrons of the Jimmie B. Keel Regional Library are going to have to wait another day at least before the doors reopen for regular business.

Children during a press conference at City Hall criticizing the budget cuts libraries will be facing on May 22.

THE first woman to run Oxford's world-famous Bodleian Libraries in 400 years will leave her position this summer.

Lydia Davis poses during a photocall in May for the finalists of the 2013 Man Booker International literary prize in London.

SIX hundred people are expected to take part in a 10k run to raise funds for a Jericho primary school and a library project in Africa.

Good Eggs courtesy photo Ryan, Tyler and Madison Brennan spent Easter Sunday with their parents, Scott and Heidi, volunteering to clean Goodall Library's property.

A Three Rivers Library program tonight is designed to help you protect yourself against idenity theft.

So many leaks have sprung in the roof of the Deadwood Public Library that officials there have closed it indefinitely.

NYC is fortunate have over 200 libraries, but it's no secret that money is tight for these beloved branches.

Sandra Causey, youth services librarian, engineered a redesign of the teen reading room when she joined the branch a month and a half ago.

Arlington's director of libraries, Ryan Livergood, will don the suit next, at 10:30 a.m. Friday, June 24, at the Somerville Public Library.

The children of St. Tammany Parish will explore all things underground this summer as the Tammany Parish Library presents "Dig Into Reading!", the annual summer reading program.

ROCK legend Keith Richards has today been welcomed back to Dartford Library - despite reportedly owing A 3,000 in fines.

The alert we received on Monday warned us not to tip off Sanislo Elementary librarian Craig Seasholes that CenturyLink rep Sue Anderson would be visiting the school with a surprise for him - a big $5,000 check as part of the CL/Office of Superintendent of Public Instruction Teachers & Technology grant program .

For the first time, the Cobb County School District is partnering with the Cobb Public Library System to create a "unified" summer reading experience for students in kindergarten through eighth grade.

Okanagan Regional Library will mark the 30th Avenue branch's first birthday by hosting Plant A Seed In Your Garden and In Your Mind Saturday.

It's the sort of thud made in the 1980s by doomed reports promising a "paperless office". Anyone who remembers that much-mocked slogan might well shrug off this latest idea as overheated punditry.

This summer, Memorial Hall Library is creating a Makerspace, which in a nut shell is a "collaborative learning environments where people come together to share materials and learn new skills." Called the Beehive for Community Creativity and Gathering, this "Makerspace" will feature several events at the library each month for adults to learn, ... (more)