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As I begin reviewing the valuable feedback we received through our Community Needs Assessment Survey, one trend is becoming clear: many community members are unaware of the wide range of services and resources available through the library.
Check out all the exciting programs and resources the library has to offer!
As many of you may have noticed, the library is currently conducting a Community Needs Assessment.
During Fiscal Year 2025, we welcomed more than 90,000 visits from community members, circulated over 100,000 items, and hosted hundreds of programs both in person and online.
March is finally here, and after a long, snowy winter, its arrival is a welcome sight for sore eyes.
Let’s be real – life can be hectic, stressful and sometimes downright exhausting.
With the holiday season upon us, it feels like the perfect time to make you all aware of a very special fundraiser that the library staff will be participating in alongside McAlister Intermediate School this December.
Pumpkins: More Than Just Fall Decor
When autumn rolls around, one of the most iconic symbols of the season is the humble pumpkin. From its bright orange color to its versatile uses, the pumpkin has become an important part of our fall traditions. Did you know this popular squash is botanically considered a fruit because it originates from a flower? I am sure I am not the only one who always thought it was a vegetable! Whichever you consider it to be, the pumpkin has a rich history that extends far beyond pumpkin pies and Halloween decorations.One of America’s oldest native crops, pumpkins have been cultivated for more than 6,000 years.
Summer is often synonymous with activity— whether it’s a packed calendar of family vacations, outdoor adventures, or simply longer days spent doing things we love