Hammering and pounding, metal shelves clanging, the dull thud of books on carts, the squeak of book ends being adjusted...  

If our teen customers are back at school, why is such a racket of noise coming out of  David J's Place on this otherwise quiet morning?  

The answer is: rearranging furniture!

"We have three goals with this rearrangement," shared LeAnn Sevy, Youth Services Supervisor.

Washburn's Dancing Blues perform at WU football and basketball games; now you can learn some of their steps at the library's teen dance workshop on Tuesday, July 23 from 2:00 to 4:00 pm.  This program is for 12-18 year olds and is located in...

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Teresa Johnston is an expert basket weaver and has been weaving baskets since 1984. She shared her talents with local teens at the Coil, Weave & Wrap program at TSCPL. Pine needles, that had been gathered in Gage Park, were used to make coiled... ...

Ben beat out 12 other chalk artists with his depiction of the Eastern Dragons with mountains.  Ben won a sketch pad, markers and a portifolo donated by Robert Hubbard.  There will be another opportunity to participate in sidewalk chalk drawing on... ...

 Once upon a time, deep in the woods, lived a smart little mouse and a cute gray squirrel and a funny little bunny.  The cute gray squirrel lived in the very top of an old oak tree.  The smart little mouse lived lower down in the same oak tree and...

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