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Dr. Alicestyne Turley is an author, educator, and historian who is speaking at the McCracken County Public Library on Thursday about the work of Rosenwald and Washington, as well schools in McCracken County and how the efforts were received by the public.
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The McCracken County Public Library is presenting a program highlighting influential Kentuckians in music on Thursday, Dec. 14, as a part of their long-running Evenings Upstairs event series.
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Tressa Brown, the coordinator for the Kentucky Native American Heritage Commission has worked for the past 25 years providing native American educational programming for schools and the public.
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WKMS News' Zacharie Lamb speaks to Jim Gould about his upcoming Bonsai 101 Beginners Workshop at the McCracken County Public Library.
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Austin Carter speaks to Josh Coffey ahead of his performances with his father, Eddie. The Coffeys will be performing traditional Irish music in Paducah on St. Patrick's Day, March 17.
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Austin Carter speaks to Dr. Alicestyne Turley ahead of her McLib Evening Upstairs presentation: African Americans in the Civil War.
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Libraries throughout western Kentucky are continuing their summer reading programs this year in hopes of achieving pre-pandemic attendance.
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Several libraries in western Kentucky have eliminated their patrons’ overdue fines in order to create better access to library materials.
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In its next installment of Virtual McLib Live, the McCracken County Public Library and Associate Editor of Paducah Life Magazine, J.T. Crawford, dive deeper into the FM facts with "Paducah Radio History: The Formative Years. Crawford speaks with Tracy Ross about the upcoming presentation.
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The McCracken County Public Library presents "Snake Road: Secrets of Successful Snake Watching" as part of its Virtual McLib Live series. Joshua Vossler,…