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Your library card can do more than borrow books. Participating Tri-State libraries now offer free Mesker Park Zoo passes for checkout.

This group of determined Kentuckians made sure folks in Appalachia had access to books in the early 1900s. On horseback through all kinds of weather and terrain, they started some of the state's first libraries.

The EVPL Red Bank Express is now open on University Drive, giving west side residents access to books, computers, and more during the rebuild.

The Newburgh Library offers a Library of Things that lets residents borrow items that they might need but don't want to buy. They have added a poster printer. For only $3 a foot you can print large items.

Nestled in Southern Indiana, sits a place that is not only rich in Hoosier history, but it's also a tremendous community resource - and it's haunted too!

Join the Evansville Public Library's 'Play YOUR Way' reading challenge for a summer of adventure and prizes!

Purchase a $5 Renovation Raffle ticket to support Willard Library and raise funds for essential renovations at this iconic 140-year-old institution.

Purchase a $5 Renovation Raffle ticket to support Willard Library and raise funds for essential renovations at this iconic 140-year-old institution.

According to 20 years of Google trends and online search data, this is the most popular children's book series in Indiana. It's probably not what you expected.

The Evansville Vanderburgh Public Library's fall book sale features thousands of books, audiobooks, movies, and CDs available at prices starting at .50.

Libraries, they're not just for books anymore.

The Evansville Vanderburgh Public Library will observe Black History Month with a series of programs and displays, a reading challenge, and a new art contest.