Wouldn’t it be great to have the library at hand wherever you are, whenever you need it? We saw this question as an opportunity to transform the library’s Web site into a new digital branch library.

The return of students to classrooms also marks a return to homework. But students should feel less burdened and less anxious this year because of HomeworkKansas: a live, interactive computer-generated tutoring service providing homework help in math, science, English and social studies.

The Story Zone is a central place for preschool story times, with a lively, inviting environment. This highly visible area connects our youngest pre-readers with books, stories, and ideas through imaginative play.

Art collections grow through gifts given to the library, and purchases made by the gallery director. The library welcomes your support of the collection.

iPod compatible MP3 format audiobooks are now available to download from Overdrive http://kansas.lib.overdrive.com/ using your library card.

You can join AT&T Real Yellow Pages and the Topeka & Shawnee County Public Library in our efforts to recycle by dropping off used directories, August 1–8 in
the bins in the parking lot alongside Washburn Ave.

Rob Banks has been elected to lead the Mountain Plains Library Association

Topeka and Shawnee County to Read To Kill a Mockingbird

Lissa Staley, Librarian at the Topeka & Shawnee County Public Library, has been recognized as a Woman of Excellence at the 20th annual YWCA Leadership Luncheon.

Topeka was drenched with alot of rain today - check out a video of our loading dock!