As with every Christmas season, we’re subjected to non-stop festive ads flooding our TVs. While some years’ offerings might ...

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With books as their guide, Author Tom French and his daughter Emma bushwacked Baldface Mountain and its 'scavenger hunt' of sights.

Here’s what was newsworthy in Pulaski County this week in 1954, from the pages of The Somerset Journal.

Twenty years later, American Libraries looks back at one of the most brazen and puzzling book heists in an academic library.