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The Washington County Library becomes the newest contributor to the Minnesota Digital Library with a collection highlighting their library and bookmobile services.
Starting in 2026, when you refer a new member to join the Minnesota Library Association, both you and the new member will be entered in a drawing for a chance to win a cash prize of $150.
The Minnesota Digital Library recently digitized, transcribed, and uploaded 12 bound volumes recording the proceedings of the Common Council for the City of St. Paul from 1880 through 1891. They join other records of city history in the Saint Paul Public Library’s digital collection.
Each month, we highlight a library professional from a different area of the field. From academic, public, special, and school libraries to library support organizations, we hope to offer a glimpse into the meaningful work that helps libraries thrive across the Minitex-supported region. This month, we are highlighting Calla Jarvie, Director of Rock County Community Library, who was recently named Farm Bureau Advocate of the Year.
Mark your calendars on August 9 for an exclusive screening of the Emmy-nominated documentary The Librarians, followed by a live panel discussion with Minnesota library leaders.
Patrons and libraries can now access two new e-resources in eLibrary Minnesota: Craft & Hobby, and Social Explorer.
Learn how your library can help its community members access reliable, nonpartisan voting information.
TLS (The Library Store) is promoting their sale of $500 off on Kingsley 50 C-Series Outdoor Returns! Also, a quick reminder of your year-round Minitex contract discounts.
The Minnesota Needs School Librarians! Coalition continues to grow as educators, library professionals, and advocates work together to support strong school library programs across the state. Join the movement!