News and Updates

National Library Week will be held this year from April 23-29. The theme for the 2023 celebration is “There’s More to the Story.”

Laramie County Library recently installed two new privacy phone booths in the Computer Center, expanding the organization’s ability to provide private space for online job interviews, webinars, virtual meetings, or telehealth calls. 

Author Rodger McDaniel will discuss his new book, “Profiles in Courage: Standing Against the Wyoming Wind,” during a free event at 7 p.m. Wednesday, April 26, at the Riverton Branch Library.

We know that homeschooling has become a familiar (sometimes unplanned) option for parents during the pandemic in Wyoming.

Learning about your family tree is a fascinating quest.

You might wonder how public libraries stay busy during the summer months.

Local libraries can enhance their services as an essential information provider for small businesses and aspiring entrepreneurs in Wyoming, turning librarians into heroes that help grow local economies and new jobs.

Storytelling events have been a staple of Wyoming libraries for many years. Many people still don’t know about this vital resource.  Here’s how storytime can benefit your family and support local libraries. 

Libraries in Wyoming are experiencing hardships because of budget cuts and recent protests regarding specific library materials. It’s easy to generalize libraries as buildings full of books, but it’s important to realize that they provide essential services to community members, including senior citizens.

Here are just a few library services for senior citizens and why you should support Wyoming libraries.