Local author, Marti Brown, assembled her father’s scrapbooks and over 300 letters sent to family members during World War II and compiled these artifacts into a book entitled From Cornfield to Battlefield: A Young Farmer’s Journey Through World War II. ...
One of the silver linings of the pandemic is that many programs and classes have become accessible to far beyond their intended geographical reach. Museums all over the world are offering virtual programs and tours. Educational organizations are expanding their ...
Have you ever been in the mood for a movie, TV show, book, or audiobook, but you just didn’t feel like getting off the couch and driving to the library? Well, you’re in luck because the library offers Hoopla, OverDrive, ...
Author and speaker, Joan Aubele has brought her story to life to many Churches, Hospitals, Libraries, Relay For Life events, and other venues. On Wednesday, July 29, Joan joined us virtually to give her inspirational presentation and share her amazing ...
Did you miss getting your copy of BookPage while the library wasn't open to the public? Good news! BookPage has made its most recent issues available to read online. The newest issue of BookPage is now available in the library. If ...
The adult services print collection is in the process of being shifted. Please be patient with us as we move things around to make finding items more intuitive. One of the goals of our shifting project is to be able to ...
Local DeKalb historian and library employee Steve Bigolin has created a self-guided walking tour for patrons. This will be the first of multiple walking tours that will cover different areas of DeKalb. We hope that you enjoy getting to know ...
September 19, 2020
DIY Witch Cauldron
September 18, 2020
Four New Children’s Books by Newberry Award-winning Authors
September 18, 2020
New Free Learning Resource: Scholastic Teachables!
September 16, 2020
Volunteers Make the World a Better Place
