April is National Poetry Month, and this year Katie, a Collection Support Aide at the Hampton Park Library, created an endcap in our Ju...

Stop by the Sharon Forks branch and peek in the children’s area to see wonderful artwork created by students of Rabbitbrush Art Studio. Thes...

  Ever since Grant Wood's painting American Gothic was first exhibited at the Art Institute of Chicago in 1930 people have debated its ...

I grew up in a midwestern suburb but spent each summer visiting my grandparent's rural home in Southern New Jersey.  Small towns are gre...

Things are going to get weird. There may be horrific disasters, and many lives will  be lost. But don't worry. As long as we keep explor...

The library was nearly deserted, aside from a few high school students meandering around. It was closing time, and as the lingering patrons ...

Alice haunts the library, a cold presence in the air. Fifty years ago she vanished between the shelves, her body found days later, clutching...

Something has made its presence known at the Sharon Forks Library. While searching for biographies and books on history in the adult nonfict...