06/09/2024
This weekend, we're reading Charlee Dyroff's "Loneliness & Company" and considering an interesting question: can AI solve loneliness?
What are you reading?
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Welcome to the Jackson County Library Service’s page. Here you will find news of upcoming events, stories, photos, and more from the 15 branches in the County. Our website, jcls.org is the primary source of information about JCLS libraries. We appreciate that Facebook provides an open forum for all to communicate. However, our libraries will always be a family-friendly place for people to
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05/09/2024
Pick a card, any card, and receive your fortune, too! At all JCLS branches while supplies last.
04/09/2024
We are *so* back.
More info here: jcls.org/battle
03/09/2024
This week our blog has been led down a rabbit hole, thanks to Horror Movie by Paul Tremblay!
Making art for art's sake is the whole point, and even more fulfilling when it's a shared endeavor.
30/08/2024
This weekend, we're diving into "Service Model," a thought-provoking look at how a robot on the run is wired — literally and figuratively.
What are you reading?
29/08/2024
From The Great Courses to Pokémon, your library card gets you access to 27 hoopla BingePasses! Learn more: https://bit.ly/3ANWU9Y
28/08/2024
From community outreach to crafts for all ages. JCLS does it all. For you!
27/08/2024
This week on the blog we continue our love of retellings!
Lots of stories are worth a second look. Some are worth a second book.
27/08/2024
See recent discoveries among the SOHS photo archives in this month's Windows in Time presentation! Now available to watch on our YouTube channel:
Join Ben Truwe for an update on discoveries made during SOHS' ongoing glass negative scanning project, which is bringing thousands of new images to light.Thi...
23/08/2024
This weekend we're diving into "The Witches of Bellinas," a story with vibes that will be familiar to fans of "The Stepford Wives," "Twin Peaks," and "Midsommar."
What are you reading?
22/08/2024
In this month's Read This! video we're looking at the exciting landscape of retellings:
Retellings are so hot right now! From Greek mythology to Shakespeare, Jane Austen to Mark Twain, there's a retelling for everyone. Want a new perspective on ...
21/08/2024
We've got tales of tails in our latest storytime video!
Are you ready for tales of tails? We're all about those cute furry buddies, mice in this storytime! Featured books:"Mouse's First Summer" by Lauren Thompson ...
20/08/2024
If, like us, you've become obsessed with musical sensation Chappell Roan, this week's blogpost is for you!
Because I could not stop for Chappell Roan, she would not stop for me.
16/08/2024
Our weekend reading is out of this world with Girlfriend on Mars by Deborah Willis! What book are you spending time with?
15/08/2024
We are so excited to tell you about our latest digital resource, TeachingBooks! Learn more:
TeachingBooks is a resource created by book lovers for anyone who reads, teaches, or enjoys books for children and teens. In this resource are listings for tens of thousands of books that feature resources such as: Search for a specific title or browse through hundreds of specially curated lists rel...
14/08/2024
Are you a fan of British shows and films? Your library card and Kanopy have you covered: https://bit.ly/3srnXHt
13/08/2024
This week on the blog we're looking forward by looking back:
Pick a card, any card. Every library card has a history.
09/08/2024
Is it taking caution to stay inside and read all weekend? We're counting on it! We're reading The Cautious Traveller's Guide to the Wastelands by Sarah Brooks. How about you?
08/08/2024
If you missed our July Windows In Time Presentation you can now watch it on our YouTube channel!
Want to know why the founder of the Oregon Shakespeare Festival ended up living in Ashland instead of Ellensburg, Washington or why string beans were planted...
07/08/2024
Whether in one of our branches or out in the community, libraries are loud with ideas.
06/08/2024
This week on the blog we're talking about the books we love to recommend!
Heeding book recommendations and championing our own is a way to go deeper with others.
02/08/2024
This weekend we're diving into "The Spear Cuts Through Water" by Simon Jimenez, about two warriors who shepherd an ancient god across the land to end the tyrannical reign of a royal family.
What are you reading this weekend?
01/08/2024
We ❤️ anime, but never forget the books from whence it came! It's time for our first booklist of August: https://bit.ly/3WKNtUD
01/08/2024
August is here! Check out a book this month, fill out the form at the bottom of your receipt, and be entered to win one of these awesome self-watering planter kits!
30/07/2024
This week's blogpost might bring a chill to the air...
Bring a chill to the summer air with some scary reading recommendations.
26/07/2024
Good detectives follow the breadcrumbs, and in the case of this week's Friday Read, their evidence file includes other foods, too.
What are you eat...er...reading?
25/07/2024
If you're going to catch something this summer make it the feels! Our latest booklist has arrived: https://bit.ly/3WxhuqZ
24/07/2024
July's been a busy month for our Outreach teams! From the county fair, to visiting school kids in Shady Cove, to the 4th of July parade in Ashland, we were practically everywhere!
23/07/2024
We continue our quest to go beyond the beach read cliches in our latest Read This! video:
This summer we're mixing it up. Beach reads are out, anti-beach reads are in! To see the full list visit: https://bit.ly/4feYIMnFollow us:Twitter: http://bit...
23/07/2024
Have an advanced reader in your life? This week's blogpost is for you!
Thoughts on what to offer a young child who is a strong reader.
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The Ashland branch held a family event with robotics and pizza on Tuesday, and attendees got right down to tinkering.
Jackson County! Nearly 3,000 of you participated in Summer Reading this year and racked up some serious stats. We're celebrating your awesomeness with this little video. Enjoy!
Read This! December 2021
Our latest book recommendation video is here! If you like our Friday Reads choices every week, these videos dive into other books you might enjoy.
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