Along with books, the regional system provides various services to the community, including computer and Wi-Fi access, resume ...

The free September 3 event will feature a discussion of the couple's new children's book celebrating grandparents, with 300 ...

With a laid back addition to the Campbell County Public Library’s Color Our World Summer Reading Program, this week will see ...

When he moved west, he worked for the Spokane County Library District in Washington. And he loved the experience. "That's where my heart is − serving the public, knowing how libraries can make such a ...

Cas Architecture is an intentionally small, mission-driven design studio led by architect Chad Alexander Smith.

Gwinnett County’s only public school for Black students from decades ago reopened Monday as the region’s first themed library, ending a years-long preservation fight led by former students who ...

GWINNETT COUNTY, GA — After competing with hundreds of libraries, the Gwinnett County Public Library has been selected for a major national grant from the Carnegie Corporation of New York.

GWINNETT COUNTY, Ga. — One of the oldest philanthropies in the United States gave the Gwinnett County Public Library (GCPL) a major grant. According to the library system, the Carnegie ...

Sure, you can read a book at a library. But did you know that's not all you can do? At the Erie County Public Library, you can search for your great-grandparents' wedding date or sew a pillow or ...

NORCROSS, GA — The city of Norcross has bought Gwinnett County’s first public library after threatening to use eminent domain. The Norcross Women’s Club Old Library was built in 1921 and ...

The building that housed Gwinnett County’s first-ever library more than 100 years ago could be taken from the property owner through eminent domain as community members fight to save the structure.

“That wasn’t the first incident of a racial cleansing in Forsyth,” added Ronald Gauthier, a Gwinnett County Library branch manager who’s extensively researched Oscarville. “In 1838, the ...