Blog Entries

Beginning Mon, Jul 27, walk-in library visits are now welcome! We are so grateful to our patrons and staff who have made it possible to safely open our doors.

Thanks to all of the residents who were able to join us for Virtual Community Conversations! For those who were unable to make it, or to review the information again, a recording of the meeting and the slide deck are available.

Petitions are now available for the position of Library Board Trustee, with the election taking place on Tue, Apr 6, 2021. 

The Library will hold virtual Community Conversation meetings open to all residents to present the latest updates on the building design and a project budget estimate.

Our staff has spotted so many fun, interesting, and creative efforts popping up to help everyone combat the difficulties of staying at home. We've gathered links to online storytimes, virtual field trips, music, and creative activities!

During the August 12, 2020 Helen Plum Library Board meeting, held at the Village Hall, Trustees were presented with preliminary Schematic Designs for the new Library located at 401-425 S. Main Street.

Interested in homeschooling but not sure where to start? This article from PBS offers you four tips on how to get started.

Helen Plum Library now offers event reminders and updates via Remind, an app and texting platform many area students are already using through their schools.

Our building project team has put together a broad timeline, with room for flexibility, that we are excited to share as planning for our new building moves forward!

During the Monday, June, 8, 2020 Helen Plum Library Board of Trustees meeting, the Board members voted...

Our librarians have curated a list of materials focused on creating a dialog on social justice and the Black experience in America.

Whether you want to brush up on your civil rights history or read a heartwarming love story, we have titles for every color of the rainbow.

The following guide is intended to help the community through this time of rapid change. We will continue to update this list as information becomes available.

A letter from Library Director Barb Kruser.