Read More Splitting Heirs: Researching Our Divorced Ancestors When I found Polly Lutgert in the summer of 1800 in Augusta, Georgia, her marriage had fallen apart.
Read More Expand Your Shelf 2024: April Edition Hello, readers! I’m back again with two new “Expand Your Shelf” prompts for you to explore:
Read More Publishing at The Story Center If you’re interested in publishing and looking for resources, you are in luck.
Read More Are AI Chatbots Spot On? Recently, our resident first grader brought home his first-ever report based on facts he learned from Pebble Go,
Read More Your Gift Can Double the Impact for Early Literacy this Library Giving Day Library Giving Day, a national day celebrating libraries and literacy, is April 3.
Read More Resources for Tax Help It’s that fun time again! Tax season is upon us. In general, Federal tax returns are due around April 15 each year.
Read More Expand Your Shelf 2024: March Edition Expand Your Shelf with these prompts: Read a book about or based upon a real person and read a book that won an award.
Read More Winter Reading Challenge: What to Read Next? Let us help you Expand Your Shelf! Looking for your next bookish adventure now that the Winter Reading Challenge is over?
Read More Celebrate Women’s History Month March is Women’s History Month—an chance to focus on and celebrate the contributions and achievements of women in America.
Read More A World of Pure Exaggeration A Willy Wonka-themed event that used AI-generated promotional images proved to be much less magical than advertised.
Read More Outrage Machine Outrage Machine by Tobias Rose-Stockwell examines how tech and media affect public discourse and society.
