books

If you are looking for a summer road trip for the family, I might have just the thing for you.

In 2021, Artify Sauk Centre worked with local artists to create these special book benches and have them placed around town.

A St. Cloud business was feeling the love at an event to support local bookstores this weekend.

This week is Banned Books Week, a week when libraries around the country promote free speech and speak out against censorship.

The St. Cloud Rox Project S.A.V.E Foundation and St. Cloud Area School District are partnering to put books in the hands of kids.

If you grew up reading Laura Ingalls Wilder's books and watching those stories come alive on your TV screen, you gotta add this liver performance to your summer must-do list.

As we start settling into the new year, a local reading program is looking to help teens and adults cozy up with new books.

This club was claimed to be a national one, but the only chapter ever formed was in St. Cloud originally started in 1938 and enrolled as many as 40 members.

The man who created the "Little Free Library" has passed away of pancreatic cancer at the age of 62.

Have your kid explore new places and take numerous adventures without ever leaving the house.

This news gives me hope that maybe; just maybe; we can turn things around for our planet, and make sure it is still here for our children of the future.

Come find a new book to love, and help St. Cloud area children and teens at the same time. A "Bag-of-Books" sale will be held by volunteers from the "Friends of the Library" organization.