When Warren County Public Library began managing the Capitol in 2021, our programmers had grand plans for hosting large-scale library events in its auditorium while also providing opportunities for community gatherings and artistic performances. After […]
The library has two phenomenal programs in the works that you don’t want to miss! There is no cost to attend either, so what a bonus, right? The first event takes place this month, […]
From now until July’s end, WCPL will focus on the theme “Growing Readers,” but not just for those in the younger set. Adults and teens are also invited to participate in activities, including the reading […]
If you have been keeping up with the latest technology news, you may have noticed an uptick in discussions about Artificial Intelligence (AI) and its impact on the future. The AI application I first learned […]
Longtime library director Lisa Rice announced her retirement earlier this winter and just concluded an impressive career in librarianship at the beginning of this month. Her many years of library service benefitted not only our local […]
Public Libraries have a long history of serving communities in unique ways. From the Depression era emerged a project that recruited pack-horse librarians to reach the underserved in the remote, hilly regions of Appalachia. In […]
Warren County Public Library works year-long to make reading enjoyable and library experiences memorable for all ages. While activities are ramped up during summer months, the winter season has proven to be quite a thrill as well, […]
With the arrival of May, school activities begin to wind down, but as the month comes to a close, the public library’s events start to amp up! Starting Tuesday, May 31, library visitors will be invited to explore “Oceans of Possibilities” at all library locations this June and July. […]
Readers, take note! Mark your calendars for the 2022 Southern Kentucky Book Fest, set for late March. This popular celebration of books and reading hosted by the Warren County Public Library and its partners WKU […]
by Ashley Fowlkes This year marks the 29th year that Bowling Green Noon Lions Club has hosted its annual Run For Sight 5K and 2-mile walk. To draw in the younger crowd, a 1-mile fun […]
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