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  • Letter to the editor

    Maxine Morgan|Updated Sep 28, 2017

    Dear Editor, “And now,” as Paul Harvey said, “for the rest of the story. . .” In response to the thumbs down to the Ekalaka Public Library regarding the homecoming window, we need to be aware of certain facts (which were not included in the letter) before we jump to erroneous conclusions. Students did not have school on Friday the 15th, and the library was open from noon to 6 P.M. on that day. Their homecoming window could have been put in place during regular library hours, while students were out of school, so as not to pla...

  • Time for some stories

    Updated Aug 24, 2017

    Mrs. Amy Walker’s CCHS Child Development Class consisting of Tori Tooke, Claire Callahan, Raeleigh Montgomery, and Annette Lovec will be starting Story Hour in just a few short weeks. Story Hour will be held on Thursdays, beginning September 7, at Ekalaka Public Library. Time for Story Hour will be from 10:10 to 11:00 a.m. Children ages 3-5 who are potty trained are welcome to attend!...

  • Library board trustee needed

    Updated May 10, 2017

    Ekalaka Public Library will have a library board trustee position open at the end of June. The term is for five years and would begin July 1. The library board consists of five individuals who are residents of Ekalaka or rural Carter County. The board meets monthly to create/update library policies, develop long range planning and goals for the library, and other such responsibilities. Town council members will need to appoint the new trustee at their June meeting, so they are requesting that applications be submitted to the...

  • In loving memory

    Updated Apr 20, 2017

    In March of 2016, Doug and Ronda Bonsell generously donated money to Ekalaka Public Library in memory of the late Neva Bonsell. Some of the money donated was used to purchase a desk and chair for the librarian. The rest was used to purchase books for the library....