The Library Goes Fine Free!
The library is eliminating overdue fines!
Read moreThe library is eliminating overdue fines!
Read moreWhether you are back-to-school in person or virtually, an active library card should be at the top of your supply
Read moreWhen will the library reopen?
Read moreAll Cass County Public Library locations will remain closed until further notice so that we can re-open as safely as possible in the midst of the pandemic.
Read moreTo support the Stay-At-Home Orders of the Kansas City metro and Cass County, all Cass County Public Library locations will remain closed through April 26th.
Read moreIn an effort to be proactive in protecting the health and safety of our patrons, staff, and community during the COVID-19 outbreak, all Cass County Public Library branches will be closed beginning Tuesday, March 17th through Sunday, April 5th.
Read moreDuring National Library Card Sign-Up Month in September, you can sign up for a library card, register to vote, and join the Friends of the Library in one visit!
Read moreStart 2019 off by playing Bingo for prizes! This year’s winter reading program has a new look and new rules.
Read more‘Tis the season for hot chocolate and good reading! Add to your holiday reading traditions this year by checking out
Read moreAre you registered to vote? Do you need to update your information? Need to know where to vote? The midterm election is coming up on November 6th, and we want to make sure that you are ready to vote.
Read moreOur new catalog through Missouri Evergreen goes live in 3 weeks. We will be closed on August 24th & 25th to facilitate our migration.
Read moreIn just 2 months, our current catalog will disappear. In its place will be our new catalog through Missouri Evergreen. Learn more about the system.
Read moreOn August 27, 2018, Cass County Public Library will be joining Missouri Evergreen, giving patrons a new catalog and access to more materials.
Read moreOn May 7th and 8th, I had the privilege of visiting Washington, D.C. to advocate for libraries. Since 1976, library representatives from across the country have traveled to DC to meet with their Senators and Representatives and talk about the importance of libraries.
Read moreThis year, the library is celebrating 70 years of existence. In the pre-Internet, pre-computer days, libraries were the main and sometimes only resource in a town for in-depth information on any given subject. Back in the day of only three TV channels and no live streaming, libraries provided a valuable source of entertainment–books.
Each town struggled to maintain their own library. It was through the unification of libraries in different towns and developing a distribution system between branches that libraries began to flourish.
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