st. cloud public library

The St. Cloud Public Library is providing individualized assistance with computer skills tonight beginning at 7 pm!

The St. Cloud Public Library is open this (Wednesday) morning. The opening of the library was delayed by about an hour, due to a power outage.

St. Cloud area residents can share their Aha moments later this week. The "2014 Mutual Of Ohama Aha Moments Tour" is stopping at the St. Cloud Regional Library on Thursday and Friday. Participants are encouraged to video their moments, with the possibility of being featured in a national television ad.

From Bigfoot roaming the north woods, to Pepi the lake monster in Lake Pepin, you can learn about two-dozen creatures allegedly roaming the backroads of Minnesota. Chad Lewis is the author of the book "The Minnesota Road Guide to Mysterious Creatures".

We're coming up on Earth Day weekend - and Mayor Dave Kleis and company are honoring it by picking up trash around the St. Cloud Public Library.

A library in any community is a source of pride. But is there a way to measure the value that library has on the community? The results of a new study on that topic will be released tomorrow (Thursday) at St. Cloud Public Library.

November is National Novel Writing Month, or NaNoWriMo (nano-rhymo) and people all around the country will be signing up to complete a 50,000 word novel in the span of one month. A group of about half a dozen aspiring writer met for a group writing session at the St. Cloud Public Library last night to kick off the event.

The weather's cooler, the kids are back in school, and it might be the right time to explore the St. Cloud Public Library. Since the construction of a large new new building in 2008, the St. Cloud library has been been able to offer a lot more than just books.

On this date 146 years ago, eight women met at the house of Mrs. Z.H. Mores house to discuss the allocation of recently donated books to the new town of St. Cloud. With that act, the Library Association was formed on this date in 1865.

Great River Regional Library is offering a series of computer training classes. Topics include: beginning computers and the internet, basic e-mail instruction, learning to use MS word, and using the internet to find employment.