“We humans are reckless with our bodies, reckless with our lives, for no other reason than that we want to know what would happen, what […]
Book Review: Heroes in Crisis by Tom King
“If we acknowledge that those who fight are also vulnerable, are sometimes afraid… Does that mean that you who may not have fought are now […]
Classic Gothic Thriller: A Review of Fingersmith by Sarah Waters
Are you looking for a book that will keep you reading long past your bed time? Are you interested in a story full of wicked […]
How to Register for Library Zoom Programs
Zoom FAQ List Many library programs have moved online due to the ongoing situation with Covid-19, and they are frequently hosted on the Zoom […]
Pride Reads for the Month of June
Some community gatherings and events may have been cancelled, but you can still celebrate LGBTQ Pride Month by exploring some of these reading suggestions, all of […]
Local History Series Continues: Streams and Waterways!
Our Spring Local History program series continues with an in-depth look at the history of our streams and waterways. Click the link below to listen […]
Preservation (and Local History) Is Good for the Neighborhood
Our Spring Local History series has gone virtual! Even though our in-person programs have been cancelled, your local library and our wonderful partner organizations are […]
In 2019, Think of Ohio Memory for your Research Projects
Throughout 2018, your local library has been hard at work digitizing items relevant to local history research and uploading them to Ohio Memory. We’re proud […]
Historic Black and Gold Newspapers now available on Ohio Memory
Snowed in and looking for something to do? Interested in the history of your local city? Then you’ll be thrilled to discover our brand new […]
