There’s More to the Story!

National Library Week is April 23–29, and this year’s theme is

14 Easy Steps to Celebratory Bakes!

Finish off the school year strong with some celebratory baked goods for graduation, prom, a birthd

Let’s Have a Little [Kirk] Session

One hidden gem of a record for Scottish research may be Kirk session records.

The Name Is Bond... James Bond!

From Miss Moneypenny to martinis, Aston Martins to exotic locations, Q and MI6, gadgets to espionage, fe

Help Make Libraries Accessible for All This Library Giving Day

We believe libraries should be a welcoming and safe space for everyone in our community.

The Hero Dog Who Was a Prisoner of War

Did you know that a dog was declared a prisoner of war and detained by enemies during World War II?

Libraries Are Not Boring!

Having worked at Mid-Continent Public Library for over two decades now, it amazes me how man

What Is Mobile Device Accessibility?

Have you ever found yourself squinting at your phone trying to read a text message you just received?

East Independence Branch Groundbreaking on March 31

On Friday, March 31, at 9:00 a.m., Mid-Continent Public Library leaders and local officials will break g

World Poetry Day: Nikki Grimes

March 21 is World Poetry Day.

Splitting a Country the American Way

"By far the most important action I took in foreign affairs during the time I was President related to the Panama Canal.”

History of Whiskey in KC

Starting back in the late 19th century (before Prohibition), Kansas City was home to three major pioneer