Secure Passwords 101

Have you checked out the most common password

Kids Code

Whether it stems from a school project or just natural curiosity, computer programming (coding) has beco

Separating Fact from Fiction

When I am not doing genealogy, I enjoy reading fiction and watching mystery movies.

From the Director: Better Times Ahead

The past 14 months (almost to the day), have passed both incredibly fast and yet painfully slow.

Let’s Get Together and Cluster!

When researching genealogy, it seems like we all sometimes run into a “little” issue—a brick wall.

Recognize an Exceptional MCPL Employee!

Over the past year, MCPL staff have worked hard to continue bringing essential resources and servi

Reads for Ramadan

Ramadan has begun! This year, Ramadan began the evening of April 12 and will end the evening of May 12.

From the Director: Emergency Broadband Benefit

For decades, cities have viewed gas, electric, water, sewer, cable, and telephone services as critical i

Rollin’ Down the River: Genealogy on the Go!

When my daughter was a student at Kansas State University, I had a two-hour drive to get there to visit

A Wee Bit of Scotland

When looking for your Scottish ancestors in America, a wee bit of history is important.

MCPL Celebrates National Library Week, April 4 – 10

Mid-Continent Public Library is celebrating National Library Week, April 4 – 10, with the return o

Registration Now Open for LitUp 2021!

Mid-Continent Public Library is proud to announce that registration is now open for its fourth-ann