Dating Technology As a retired elementary and technology teacher, I went to many professional development meetings and classes. Read More
The Good Old Days Hearing Elgar’s “Pomp and Circumstance” again brings back the memory of caps and gowns and the walk down the a Read More
10 Books for Readers with Green (Or Not-So-Green!) Thumbs Gardening isn’t really my thing. Mainly because weeds rule over me once spring hits, taunting, “Hey! Read More
I Read a Book about a Fish It seems you can find everything at Mid-Continent Public Library’s branches today! Read More
From the Director: A Library Doubleheader Have you ever gone to a baseball doubleheader? I love them! Read More
Up a Tree? Have you always heard that you have Native American ancestors in your family tree? Read More
Front Lines to Headlines: An Author’s Motivation I recently spoke with Jim Heiman, author of the newest Woodneath Press book, Front Lines to Headline Read More
National Library Week: 7 Ways MCPL Helps Build Strong Communities! April 7 – 13 is National Library Week! Read More
Hidden Away When researching your family history, have you ever come across someone who seems to disappear? Read More
Library Launches Museum Pass Program Mid-Continent Public Library, the City of Independence, and the Jackson County Historical Society Read More
