Library life never stands still, but friendly staff and constant change keep the community thriving together.
Mountain gorillas rebounded to about 1,000 but still face habitat loss, poaching, disease, and need constant protection.
Vincennes cemeteries preserve history, honor lives, and provide peaceful community spaces.
Knox County celebrates Black history through education, remembrance, music, and community events.
Craig Fehrman’s book offers a broader, humanized history of Lewis and Clark’s expedition.
The Library launches a new monthly sci-fi/speculative fiction book club starting in September.
Library's summer reading program drew 929 participants this year, up from 2025, and we celebrated with a party thanking everyone who made it happen!
Check out library books and archives that document Knox County Fair and Indiana homemaking history.
Vincennes native Red Skelton had a legendary seven-decade career in comedy and later became a celebrated painter.
Mark America's 250th anniversary by borrowing Revolutionary War books from the Library this summer!
Bethany Exkorn reviews four library books on low-maintenance groundcover alternatives to traditional lawns.
Local African American baseball player form 1910s still inspires us today.
These hard times makes having a good community, like at the Library, even more important.
New crime novel by local author brings murder mystery in Colorado to Knox County readers.
The joy of rock collecting can lead to a discovery of fossils, fascinating minerals, and a new hobby.
Read how women's rights helped shape modern community programs.
