EducationPublished September 3, 2021 Submitted by: Katie
Having trouble understanding the MLA style of research writing? We're here to help. More Books & AuthorsPublished October 8, 2015 Submitted by: Katie
As fall begins rolling in, many of us love to stay home and craft! Whether you're an old pro or wanting to try your hand at something new, The Library has plenty of titles for crafters at any level. More Books & Authors, Health & WellnessPublished June 5, 2015 Submitted by: Katie
Canning food isn't just a memory you share with your grandmother, it's actually a very economical way to enjoy the freshness of summer all year round! More Books & AuthorsPublished March 19, 2015 Submitted by: Katie
You can't organize clutter. So why is it so hard to get rid of it?
More Books & AuthorsPublished February 15, 2015 Submitted by: Katie
Presidents Day is February 16th. This federal holiday was established in 1879 as an opportunity to celebrate the lineage of men who have made this country great. Historically, however, many people associate Presidents Day with two men - Abraham Lincoln and George Washington, both born in February.
More History & BiographyPublished November 25, 2013 Submitted by: Katie
This year will mark the 87th Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade. The celebration will feature over 50 of the parade's trademark large balloons as well as musical performances and Broadway dance numbers. Read all about the humble beginnings of the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade. More EducationPublished August 21, 2013 Submitted by: Katie
It's hard to believe that school is already back in session but alas, here it is. And with it? Homework. More History & BiographyPublished June 8, 2013 Submitted by: Katie
Ah, the humble printing press. This seemingly archaic little invention has actually had a profound impact on modern society. More TeensPublished February 16, 2012 Submitted by: Katie
More Community Matters, Health & Wellness, Missouri & OzarksPublished May 25, 2011 Submitted by: Katie
On May 22 a tornado hit Joplin, Mo., causing immeasurable damage to homes and businesses. Residents had a mere 20-minute warning to find shelter before the storms hit. At time of publication, the death toll sits at 122 as citizens of Joplin sort through the wreckage. More Health & WellnessPublished December 30, 2010 Submitted by: Katie
On December 15, the Consumer Product Safety Commission announced new federal crib standards that will stop the sale, manufacture, resale, and distribution of drop-side cribs. More Community Matters, Health & Wellness, Missouri & OzarksPublished May 21, 2010 Submitted by: Katie
Greene County citizens are rapidly becoming "locavores" -- those who seek out goods produced within a 100-mile radius of their hometown. When you live somewhere as bountiful as the Ozarks, it's easy to find local produce and meat if you know where to look. More Community Matters, Government, Missouri & OzarksPublished March 8, 2010 Submitted by: Katie
Do you know what the census is? Did you know that a census every 10 years is required by our Constitution? This is a census year and there are a few things you might want to know about this very important process. More Community Matters, Health & WellnessPublished January 15, 2010 Submitted by: Katie
On January 12th, an earthquake with a magnitude of 7.0 rocked the small nation of Haiti, forever changing the structure of their country and their population. In the aftermath, individuals and organizations from all over the world are pitching in to do what they can to aid this devastated area. More Community Matters, Health & WellnessPublished January 7, 2010 Submitted by: Katie
Every year it's the same old song and dance - you'll resolve to "lose weight" and "be healthy," and by February, you'll be on the couch wearing sweatpants and eating bonbons. Instead of making vague, unrealistic goals, resolve this year to take charge of your personal health and inform yourself. More