Big hair. Aerobics videos. Shoulder pads. They are unmistakably “The ’80s.” And if you liked that decade’s music, fashions, TV or games, you can relive it all on ’80s Day on Saturday, Jan. 26, at the Library Station.
MoreThe week ahead holds some revealing history lessons, a trip for armchair travelers, and ways to flex your muscles and your brain – all at the Library.
MoreLyle Foster and Tim Knapp, sociology professors at Missouri State University, will discuss findings from their research project from 3-5 p.m. Sunday, Jan. 13, in the Library Station Frisco Room.
MoreFitness centers and home gyms will be humming in the coming weeks as we vow to get in shape this year, or maintain our current regimen.
MoreThe Danes have this whole winter doldrums and holiday-stress thing figured out. They practice Hygge, or “hoo-gah,” a Danish word for a mood of coziness, with feelings of wellness and contentment.
MoreSmartphones, laptops, iPads and personal computers are high on holiday gift lists. But operating them isn’t always intuitive.
MoreThe traditions continue! Holiday Horns and Courthouse Chorale return this week, while we hear an update on how our community is keeping the Every Child Promise.
MoreLibrary Center visitors will notice a big change beginning Dec.3 in the adult nonfiction collection.
MoreIt's a family tradition! The Library's annual Holiday Store for Kids and Holiday Open House begins Dec. 1 at six library branches!
MoreThe library staffers are working on a holiday gift for our readers. It's a list of their favorite new books of 2018 – librarian-tested, librarian-approved.
MoreIt seems no matter how long we live in the Ozarks, there’s always something new – or old – to uncover.
MoreThe Harlem Hellfighters. The soldiers of Carthage, Missouri. The “tongue of the enemy.” All are stories from World War I that scholars and authors will share in a library series “Honoring the Legacy of World War I” running Wednesday Nov. 7 through Nov. 17 at the Library Center.
MoreThe subject of death and dying can be difficult for people, so the Library will help start the conversations during the series Death & Dying: Conversations on End-of-Life Matters Thursday, Nov. 1-6. YouTube celeb mortician Catilin Doughty discusses her new book Nov. 1 at Relics.
MoreDid you know you can download many of your favorite magazines from the library with your library card?
MoreThere are dozens of reasons people flock to the Friends of the Library Fall Book Sale, going on this week, Oct. 17-21, at the Ozark Empire Fairgrounds E*Plex.
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