Cassie Skobrak

Hopefully many of you are (like me!) enjoying a three-day weekend, having been given the day off today in celebration of Columbus Day and Indigenous Peoples Day. The downside, of

Summer will always be my favorite season, largely because I absolutely despise the cold, but fall is a close second. October, in particular, holds a special place in my heart.

With tomorrow being Election Day, I imagine many of us — no matter your position on the political spectrum — are feeling a bit on edge. While I certainly think

There are many wrongful presumptions about librarians, one of them being that we like to spend our time discussing scholarly, highbrow, deeply intellectual subjects. I suppose this is true of

All right folks, it is time to buckle up, because the holiday season is HERE. I don’t know about you, but in my experience this means that the next five

‘Wicked,” by Gregory Maguire, has been on my “To Read” list for as long as I can remember. Despite being published in 1995 (and on my radar since about 2000),

With all of the ups and downs in temperature lately, it's hard to keep track of what season we're actually in. As I write this, the weather is distinctly spring-like.

Christmas carols are playing 24/7, houses are twinkling with lights, and no matter how you watch movies — cable, Netflix, etc. — festive films abound! Here at the library, we

Here's a fun party trick for you: You tell me your New Year's Resolution, and I'll tell you how the library can help you attain it!

Last week, my 6-year-old — dinky, plastic shovel in hand — enthusiastically proposed a trip to a local trail to dig for gems and fossils.