We are partnering with Neighborhood Forest to give children in our community A FREE TREE to plant at home during Earth Week!Sign-ups are open now through Sunday March 15th and we’ll contact you when your tree is ready for pick-up at the library!There are 3 ways to participate!1. Register a child to receive a free […]
Just in time for Earth Day! Sign up your child for a FREE TREE! Read More »
The Superintendent of Outagamie County, Alex Pantzlaff, is also a friend of our library. She shared information with us about a handy book produced by her department called The ABC’s of Recycling Right! In the book, B is for the BETTERBIN App. You can get this app so that you can scan items and discover
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It is exciting to watch Harlan Coben’s career and how he is reaching wider and wider audiences. A patron told me about his true crime show on CBS (THE FINAL TWIST) which I was unaware of. We have patrons who like to read true crime. This might be of interest to them. Read more
American Author Harlan Coben has arrived! Read More »
We are happy to be partnering with the Resch Center (year 2!) as they hold their shows for “Monster Jam” and “Disney on Ice”. Coupons are available at the library for kids who read FIVE books. (They do not have to be library books but that would be nice!) The coupons are for a
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We are excited to support an engineering contest at the Children’s Museum of Green Bay! Sat Jan 31 2-4 Sun Feb 1 10-noon Sat Feb 7 2-4 Sun Feb 8 10-noon 2nd-5th grade individual/partner 6th-8th grade individual/partner Stop by the library counter to sign your child in and receive your pouch of materials. Your child
Pick up your bridge making kit at the library! Read More »
The prints have arrived and been framed for the three photo contest winners, GIVE US YOUR BEST SHOT, 2025, an FMPL activity. It is great to see beautiful summer images as we are headed in that direction after winter solstice. Congratulations again to Stephanie Diermeier, Cathy Krull and Addie Jaykowski. (left to right as arranged
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Find in Infosoup: https://infosoup.bibliocommons.com/v2/record/S181C990387 We just added a brand new book to our library about Dolly Parton and it was a good reminder of all the great work she has done to promote literacy! She started her IMAGINATION LIBRARY in 1995. With leadership from Empowered Tutoring, the 54165 zip code became eligible for Dolly’s program.
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We had the honor of hosting Thomas Nelson on December 6, 2025 to speak about his new book WRECKED: THE EDMUND FITZGERALD AND THE SINKING OF THE AMERICAN ECONOMY. He opened with a poignant story about being a child and seeing a lifeboat from the tragedy at a museum. He immediately had a visceral response
Book by Outagamie County Executive is outstanding Read More »
We are so blessed to have Shari Liesch lead programming at our library in the spring and in the fall annually. On November 12, 2025, she led a fabulous program about story quilting. She puts her “all” into her presentations with lots of research and creative thought processes. We had hands-on learning at this workshop
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Debby Stellmacher is our library star! Seated on your (perspective) right. Debby took a turn to share at the Budget 2026 hearing on the evening of November 24, 2025. Thank you! Debby Stellmacher spoke about yarn club that meets weekly on Tuesday evening and is led by Cindy Borgen. Debby explained that all abilities and
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