Read Across America is a yearly campaign that began almost 20 years ago. This campaign celebrates reading and aims to improve national literacy rates amongst teens and children through diverse and inclusive books, events, partnerships, and reading resources. Libraries throughout the United States host programs and arrange displays in March, which is National Reading Month…
Traffic Stoplight Craft Recap
For Black History Month- Told in Black Voices - the Central Library Youth Services department hosted a Traffic Stoplight Craft program to honor Garrett Morgan, the inventor of the traffic signal. The patent for his design was granted on November 20, 1923. His design is a t-shaped, three-position standing signal. Despite it not being the…
Learn About Your Medicare Options with SHIP
healthcare, senior citizens, state health insurance plan, medicare
A Recap of Dewey and Deci Week at Central Library
2026 marked the beginning of the new year and refreshing initiatives at our libraries at the Fulton County Library System. We kicked of The Year of The Book, a year-long campaign designed to foster community through shared stories, new mascots, and themed monthly events. Read more about the Year of the Book campaign here. Our…
Friends of the Roswell Library’s Spring Book Sale
books, book sales, bargain prices, friends of the library
FROM THE COLLECTIONS SERIES: Atlanta Woman’s Club Cook Book
The Atlanta Woman’s Club Cook Book, published in 1921 is a cook book with personality. More than just recipes; it offers a snapshot of into the lives of some South lives of some Southern ladies in the early 20th century. …
CreativX Lab with We Create Tech: Chatbot
Last week, CreativX Lab focused on Chatbots, specifically how to create them and how the teens can benefit from them. Usually, but not always, a website or an app will have a chatbot to help users with any questions they have. A chatbot is an AI agent programmed to respond to certain phrases. The workshop…
Celebrate National Craft Month with the Digital Library
Discover a new craft or continue working on an unfinished project this March during National Craft Month using resources from the Digital Library!
Women’s History Month
The Wolf Creek staff prepared an engaging display of women authors and several events celebrating women. On March 21,2026, over twenty women authors will facili
Read Her Story – Women in Federal Service
The Federal government hired lots of women who broke glass ceilings and paved the way for others, but many of them are unknown. We look at a few trailblazers who positively influenced those who were sometimes doubtful of the abilities of women in technical fields. These women often mentored others and also did community work outside the workplace to make lives of others better. Nampeo McKenney, James Tiptree, Jr., Alice Sheldon, Mollie Orshansky,
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