Online Resources for Native American History

Now that you’ve finished up your turkey feast, and the football game is wrapped up, you might want to ta

Help Students Succeed this #GivingTuesday

Believing in the potential of young people isn't an option. They're our future.

Taking a Quick Look at ‘Genealogy Quick Look’

So, you have tracked your Great Uncle Fred to the Kansas City area in the 1920s, but you have lost him a

Creating Your Family History in Microsoft Word, Part 2

If you use Microsoft Word to create your family history, you’ll soon find that filling page after page o

Happy Dinovember!

In the beginning… in 2020… to get children interested in science, a new and exciting trend surfaced.

Online Book Chat: ‘Lessons in Chemistry’ by Bonnie Garmus

This December, join the Books à la Carte<

Welcome Our New Director

During their November 15 meeting, Mid-Continent Public Library

King Tut’s Tomb Discovery: 100 Years Later

November 4 marked the 100 year-to-date unearthing of King Tut’s tomb.

The Local Author Fair Is Back!

The Story Center’s annual

Tries: Mango Languages—Final Thoughts

Hello and welcome back to another Tracy Tries!

Books to Movies: Horror Chills Edition!

Many readers are drawn to the horror genre for its power to ignite intense, nail-biting emotions in imag

Día de los Muertos: Day of the Dead

Día de los Muertos is an important two-day celebration that reunites the living and the dead.