Barnes & Noble is giving away one free book to every child in grades one through six who reads eight books this summer and logs them in the summer reading form. The free book prize can be redeemed ...

The Chicago Sun-Times apologized on Tuesday publishing an artificial intelligence-generated summer reading recommendation ...

It’s the latest instance of an AI shortcut backfiring and embarrassing news organizations. Sports Illustrated was caught in ...

This summer, the Bismarck Veterans Memorial Public Library (BVMPL) is inviting people to “Color Our World” by discovering interests, participating in activities, and making friends. Through Beanstack, ...

ALLIANCE — Rodman Public Library invites all patrons to take part in the 2025 Summer Reading Program, which has the theme of “Color Our World,” celebrating the many ways that various forms of art ...

It’s a great way to bring kids and their parents into the library, and to provide fun and safe activities for our community,' said Lee Ann Schrock.

Newspapers around the country, including the Chicago Sun-Times and at least one edition of The Philadelphia Inquirer, ...

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. — Tuesday nights are reading nights in Grand Rapids. Gather up the family and check out Storytime in the Park and Summer Reading Celebrations, every Tuesday night of the ...

When it comes to getting those tax dollars back, Arellano said one place to start is Streeter's pension if she got one during her 34 years of county service. The Figge Art Museum has turned its ...

Book of the Month is offering new members their first book for $5 and a free hat with code BOUQUET. The offer includes a choice of four different hat designs with book-themed slogans. Members can ...

Attendees can also sign up for the Summer Reading Challenge on-site ... mini golf and puppet shows. All events are free, but many require advance registration.

Every year, we kick off the break with our summer bucket list printable, a one-page checklist that’s become our go-to for sparking ideas when the “what should we do today?” question hits. It’s packed ...