Yesterday I participated in one of the most unusual library programs I've been involved in. I found myself in Lower Turkeyfoot Township,...

While we love good, old-fashioned paper books, many of us also enjoy the convenience and instant availability of downloaded e-books and...

As I write this, March is ending, and April is almost here. It's that time of year when things are beginning to grow and bloom. We're...

To err is human. No human being or human system is infallible. We all know that. There was a fantastic crowd at this year's Death by...

As we move toward Labor Day, I can't help but reflect back on the events of summer days. Summer is usually a busy time at the library....

Oceans of Possibilities -- what a great theme! That's the theme of this year's Summer Quest program. The children's program, ages 2-11,...

I rarely remember dreams that I've had. Sometimes, when I first wake up, there is a vague remembrance of some aspect of a dream; when...

It's June, and today's hot and humid weather is a reminder that summer arrives this month. Children are getting out of school for summer...

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...

Fall is here, and students are busy learning again. We hope students of all ages will take advantage of Tutor.com, Chat with a...

This week, I’m “attending” the virtual Pennsylvania Library Association (PaLA) Annual Conference. The Southwestern Chapter of PaLA is...

Here are some random thoughts and information bits as we move deeper into the summer: Here is some BIG NEWS for a little library like...

Among publishing trends in recent years is the growth of the market for “graphic novels.” The dictionary website www.merriam-webster.com...

Happy National Library Week! The theme for National Library Week (April 4-10, 2021), “Welcome to Your Library,” promotes the idea that...

March is Women’s History Month. In celebration of this, our faithful volunteer Rhonda has created a display in our biography section. ...

Are you confused by homework? Preparing for a standardized test? Trying to figure out how to create a resume? Did you know that you...

Story Stroll signs have appeared in town, a picture book posted page by page along a route to walk and enjoy. This is one of six Story...

This is a Thanksgiving week like no other. There is much going on now that doesn’t inspire a spirit of thanksgiving. However, I’m...

Today I attended a (virtual) training session which encouraged me to consider our website as our library’s Virtual Branch Library. It’s...

We still encounter people who don’t realize that the library is back open, and operating as normally as possible. We’re back to our...