Traditionally, you need a library card to access physical books and library facilities. But in today’s digital world, things have changed, as we all know. Today, we read e-books on e-readers, thus ...

There may be times you may need a tool, a pan or even a vacuum. Instead of running to the store, have you considered going to your local library to borrow them? When you come to your local public ...

The Nashville Public Library launched a campaign urging readers to check out "banned books" — a push that comes as two Tennessee school districts are removing critically acclaimed works from their ...

Nashville Public Library is protesting banned books by way of a bright yellow library card with a special message: "I read banned books." The limited-edition cards are a part of the library's Freedom ...

September is library card sign up month and this year’s theme is “One Card, Endless Possibilities.” No truer words have ever been spoken, and Coos Bay Public Library (CBPL) wants you to know about all ...

The Nashville Public Library (NPL) is hoping to give out 5,000 free “banned books” library cards to local readers by the end of the month as Tennessee is among the states embroiled in the ongoing ...

SYRACUSE, N.Y. — September is Library Card Sign-up Month nationally, and the libraries in Onondaga County are celebrating accordingly. Representatives at the libraries all around the county say it is ...

The British Library has honoured late Irish writer Oscar Wilde by reissuing a reader's card in his name, 130 years after his ...

Tulsa City-County Library is calling tulsa second graders for books to treasure 20-25 for an opportunity for kids to get a ...

A New Orleans Public Library card gets you access to more things than books. Just this month, the library unveiled a new service — free menstrual products. Cardholders also can get free tickets to the ...

An overdue library book, checked out in 1979, was finally returned with a handwritten note from its sender and a $20 donation to the Deschutes Public Library. (Photo: Deschutes Public Library) It was ...