The board of the West Falmouth Library has elected Charles Roussel as its new president and chairman of the board, succeeding Kathleen Bryson, who served in the role since 2021.

St. Charles City-County Library CEO John Greifzu speaks during the library Board of Trustees public meeting on Tuesday, June 17, 2025, at the Spencer Road Branch in St. Peters.

ST. CHARLES COUNTY — A sweeping policy change could wrest decisions on removing books from library shelves away from librarians and give the authority to the district’s politically appointed ...

The St. Charles Public Library concludes its 2024-25 Sunday Concert Series on Sunday, June 22, with a special performance by Josh Graham, a percussionist praised as “beguiling” by the Chicago ...

Oregon ‘freedom to read’ library bill heads to governor’s desk By Mia Maldonado (Oregon Capital Chronicle) June 10, 2025 2:24 p.m.

One of Oregon’s most sparsely populated counties has seen a contraction of public services in recent years. The county's library director said losing county funding could close the library.

The Imagination Library has reached a milestone in Oregon. The program that sends free books to children under age 5 is now available throughout the state.

The library used a $20 million grant to buy all kinds of tools like weighted stuffed animals, automatic card shufflers, and a device that helps guests read.

Oregon lawmakers are taking steps to protect access to library materials written by diverse authors or that include themes of race, gender or sexual orientation.

Now, thanks to donors to St. Charles Foundation, spinal surgeons in Central Oregon are the first in the state to have access to a new, state-of-the-art spinal navigation system to help ensure that ...

Uli Kirchler carves whimsical telescoping castles out of gnarly pieces of burl wood. He says he collaborates with nature, coaxing magic from wood.

New data from the Oregon Employment Department show that although wood product manufacturing jobs are far fewer than they were three decades ago, they remain an important part of the state’s ...