From Academy Award nominee and Peabody winner KA Snyder Films. As book banning sweeps across the U.S., brave librarians emerge as first responders in the fight for our First Amendment Rights.
Exploring your family history online can be confusing at times. This class, led by an experienced genealogist, will help you avoid mistakes in your research.
Learn how to know who to target and where to put your marketing dollars so they drive people to your business. Register today!
Join the Friends of the Library.
Meetings are held monthly on the 2nd Monday. Open to the public
Learn the meaning behind the cryptic symbols and imagery found on gravestones.
Krista Horrocks of the State Historic Preservation Office—and the Ohio History Connection’s resident cemetery expert— will present a journey of discovery into the language of gravestones. Through the carved symbols of the past, we’ll explore how memorial design reflects evolving beliefs about death and the afterlife.
Join us for a friendly, hands-on introduction to the world of technology! This beginner-level class meets once a month and is perfect for anyone looking to build confidence with everyday devices and software.
Come hear Suzanne Woods Fisher, author of Chase the Light (set in Acadia National Park), share the history of our national parks and why they matter more than ever.
This course, presented by Heartland Bank, is designed to demystify the complexities of personal finance and empower participants with actionable strategies for long-term stability
Our historian Jack will be presenting different aspects of the Ohio Canal and Lockville!
Join a naturalist and learn about mushrooms while we search the trails for fungi on this 1.25-mile hike.
