Beyond Marie Curie
Did you know that the double-helix structure of DNA was first identified 70 years ago?
To See an Elephant
There is a parable that pops up in various traditions called “The Blind Men and an Elephant.”
Online Resources for Spanish Speakers
The Public Library prides itself on its ability to offer information and resources for people from diverse backgrounds.
I Call Your Name, but What Does It Mean?
Tracing the origin of your surname can teach you a lot about your ancestors, as names can tell a story about your family.
Notre Dame Cathedral: Five Years Later
On April 15, 2019, the 850-year-old Notre Dame de Paris (Our Lady of Paris) caught fire.
Businesses Score Big from Chiefs Success
The heart of America, Kansas City, is buzzing with excitement as the Chiefs gear up for another championship run.
Black History and the Civil War
When you think of Black History Month, you might think of civil rights activists, scientists, or athletes.
Good Indoor Activities for Winter
Winter blues be gone!
Master Class: Beethoven's Moonlight Sonata
Do you play the piano? Do you consider yourself to have a musical ear?
Where Were You When the Challenger…?
Every generation has its “Where were you when” moment.