We heard the rumors. Maybe president panican will declare martial law, maybe he won’t. But do you think this clown car of incompetent sycophantic signal leakers can keep all 300 million of us down? Absolutely not. We will not comply. Here’s some advice from Oliver Kornetzke. Let’s get weird.

The Cardboard Commons is up and ready during library open hours.

On Saturday, March 29th, from 10 to 1 PM, we’re setting up a sign-making buffet—posterboard, cardboard, markers, and anything else you need to make your message visible.
Whether you’re celebrating, advocating, rallying, or just getting creative, we will have the supplies ready. All are welcome!

For many in our community, heavy rain brings more than just wet roads—it triggers real fear and anxiety, a reminder of the devastation we've faced. If you're feeling this weight, know that you're not alone. Healing from flood trauma takes time, and support is available.

Writing for Flood Recovery
Wednesdays, April 2nd through May 14th, from 5 to 6:30 PM.

Join us for a series of writing workshops designed by Kingdom County Productions led by Gary Miller for those affected by the summer floods, and let's face it—we were all affected. Snacks provided. Free to all.

Trump attacked Federal Funding for Libraries.

We need Americans like you to take action today!

Please sign and share the petition before it's too late!

action.everylibrary.org/eoimls2025 via @everylibrary.bsky.social

StoryTime
Tuesday, February 25th at 11 AM
Join us for a special StoryTime all about bears! Enjoy delightful bear-themed books and sign up for the Smokey Bear Challenge. Here’s how it works: Read three books about bears or nature, and you’ll earn a Smokey Bear stamp and stickers!