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The Road to Abilene
Wednesday, May 22 | 6:30 p.m. | Central Library
Tim Rives, supervisory archivist and deputy director of the Eisenhower Presidential Library and Museum, and Curator William Snyder look at the multi-million-dollar redesign of the museum in Abilene and lead an interactive discussion of the function and importance of presidential libraries there and across America.
Wednesday, May 22 | 6:30 p.m. | Central Library
Tim Rives, supervisory archivist and deputy director of the Eisenhower Presidential Library and Museum, and Curator William Snyder look at the multi-million-dollar redesign of the museum in Abilene and lead an interactive discussion of the function and importance of presidential libraries there and across America.
Computer Upgrades Coming May 20-25, 2019
Library computers at all locations will be undergoing upgrades the week of May 20-25. This process will roll out new and improved features, including advance computer station sign-up capabilities. Due to time needed for installation, public computers at each location will be unavailable for patron use on certain dates. Learn more about the upgrades and availability schedule.
Library computers at all locations will be undergoing upgrades the week of May 20-25. This process will roll out new and improved features, including advance computer station sign-up capabilities. Due to time needed for installation, public computers at each location will be unavailable for patron use on certain dates. Learn more about the upgrades and availability schedule.
Celebrating the 2019 Career Online High School Graduates
The second class of Career Online High School graduates enthusiastically collected their diplomas during a recent ceremony. The program is sponsored by the Kansas City Public Library, Mid-Continent Public Library, and Literacy Kansas City, in partnership with Gale Cengage; it gives area adults a chance to earn a fully accredited high school diploma and career certificate online, at no charge.
The second class of Career Online High School graduates enthusiastically collected their diplomas during a recent ceremony. The program is sponsored by the Kansas City Public Library, Mid-Continent Public Library, and Literacy Kansas City, in partnership with Gale Cengage; it gives area adults a chance to earn a fully accredited high school diploma and career certificate online, at no charge.
Library Offers Access to KC Star Digital Editions
The Kansas City Star Image Edition service provides readers with free access to digital versions of the full paper, with an archive ranging from 2013 to present. View the paper online just as it appears in print; plus you can share, clip, print, and save articles, add citations, conduct searches, and view easily on mobile devices.
The Kansas City Star Image Edition service provides readers with free access to digital versions of the full paper, with an archive ranging from 2013 to present. View the paper online just as it appears in print; plus you can share, clip, print, and save articles, add citations, conduct searches, and view easily on mobile devices.