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Our Friends of the Library group held their annual Fairy Tale Ball this March after taking a short break through the pandemic. Over 60 young ladies invited their special guy to a dance and ice cream party! Our Friends Group … Continue reading →

Our Friends of the Library held their annual Fairy Tale Ball on March 20th! Each young lady received a carnation and were escorted by their favorite guy to a dance and ice cream party!

Mad Science Mondays are back in business! The scientists in this group meet for four Mondays to explore a new area of science each week. This last week, the children learned about the circulatory system, specifically how the heart works. … Continue reading →

Feb 5th: Take Your Child to the Library Day. Join us from 9-12 for our Luau inspired party bags, photo ops available, too. Reading Bingo Challenge: For children of all ages! Complete the Bingo sheet and turn it in by … Continue reading →

Yesterday’s Lady aka Sue McClain from Beatrice, NE presented Victorian Christmas. Sue brought a sample of her collection to our library which included dresses and traveling clothes from that time period, a German tabletop Christmas tree made from feathers, period … Continue reading →

Furnas County Extension Educator, Elena Stout, led the fall session of Mad Science Mondays at our library. Each week, Elena presented a new concept for the group of elementary students. The children get involved with hands-on experiments. Shown above, the … Continue reading →

The library is happy to report that our Lego Club is bursting at the seams! We’ve split our club into three groups to make the club enjoyable for all. The Lego bricks are provided in part by our Friends of … Continue reading →

Lego Club also made its return after taking an extended break since March 2020. We were thrilled to have over 60 children in the building! The Lego bricks are part of the library’s collection. Our Friends of the Library group … Continue reading →

After nineteen months, our school visits started again! Every month during the school year, the Arapahoe Public School transports children from grades Kindergarten-8th grade to our library. The younger students are read a story, and every child gets to check … Continue reading →