Fort Vancouver Regional Library District patrons voted for this library card design in 2005. The district is accepting submissions for a new, limited-edition design until June 30. (The Columbian ...

the Chicago Public Library is making changes to library cards and borrowing limits it says will make materials more accessible to Chicago residents. E-cards will be discontinued, and library users ...

The New Haven Free Public Library kicked off on Monday a library card design contest. See below, and here, and for more info on how to enter. The New Haven Free Public Library (NHFPL) is excited to ...

New Yorkers can now trade in their red public library cards for a special edition honoring the centennial of the Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture in Harlem. “Rivers” is both a ...

Starting May 1, the Chicago Public Library is making changes to library cards and borrowing limits it says will make materials more accessible to Chicago residents. E-cards will be discontinued ...

Starting May 1, the library will no longer issue e-cards. Some users will still have access until the beginning of August, but they will need a full-access library card or a temporary card afterwards.

That number is now closer to 50 percent. But the next frontier of Kanopy’s growth is reaching people who don’t yet have a library card and might be inclined to sign up for one or seek one out.

Visit americanexpress.com to learn more. Trying to choose the right rewards credit cards can be overwhelming. You have to consider not only the rewards but also the annual fee, credit score ...

The Public Library of Steubenville and Jefferson County is introducing a creative twist to its library cards by featuring community-designed artwork. As part of the "Great Library Draw Off," three ...

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“There’s something really quick and lip smart about them in a way,” Toya Turner, who plays Officer Kiana Cook, newest member of Intelligence, tells Parade about the new breed of criminals.