Genealogy Connect is a great place to connect with other family history researchers. Find out more about this fantastic program here.
Listen to the Latest on Banned Books
Preliminary data released by the American Library Association show that attempts to censor library materials in 2022 are on pace to exceed attempts in 2021. Lib
On October 3rd, He Asked Me What Day It Was
Mean Girls, released in 2004, was an instant hit with both moviegoers and critics for its over the top depiction of teen life and cutting humor.
Is Middle Child Syndrome Real?
While National Middle Child Day is on August 12 (make a note on your calendar!), we love to celebrate middle children all year round. Middle children are all ve
Anime to Watch Before Youmacon
With Youmacon2022 right around the corner, from November 3-6, it is the perfect time to catch up on this year's anime and manga.
Seasonal Anime: Fall 2022
Seasonal anime air in three-month time frames: winter, from January to March; spring, from April to June; summer, from July to September; and fall, from October
Snacks on Site
You are more than welcome to quiet your growling stomach, even while browsing materials or enjoying a chair by the fire.
We have snack, soda, and coffee machin
10 Tips to Encourage Reading
We've put together some tips to help instill and strengthen a love of reading in all kids. Follow these simple steps...
Hispanic Heritage Month
The library has a number of great titles you can check out to learn more about the history and culture of Hispanic Americans, as well as some great fiction to sink your teeth into this month.
Don’t Ban Me: Banned Books Week
Banned Books Week is recognized from September 18-24, 2022. We use this time to reflect on how and why books are banned and what both citizens and professionals
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