Mary Dobson – Cass County Public Library

Barbara Boucher, Becky Klein, Belton Chamber of Commerce, Cass County Commission, Christie Kessler, City Of Belton, City of Peculiar, City of Raymore, grand opening, Jack Bondon, Jimmy Odom, Mary Dobson, North Cass Shopping Center, Peculiar Chamber of Commerce, Raymore Chamber of Commerce, ribbon cutting, Seth Hershberger, Steve Erichsen, Teri Milbourn

Area chambers hold a ribbon cutting for the new location of the library in Belton

The new location of the Northern Resource Center opened on November 14, 2016. The Library Board of Trustees and the Chambers of Commerce of Belton, Raymore and Peculiar held a ribbon cutting on November 30th to mark the occasion.

Library Staff Pleasant Hill Programs and Events

CCPL Board of Trustees, Christie Kessler, Mary Dobson, Randy Miller, retirement, Seth Hershberger

Randy Miller, library board member since 1999, resigns

Randy Miller, an economic development director and farmer from Pleasant Hill, recently resigned from the library board after 17 years of service to the library and the community.

Harrisonville Northern Resource Center Technology

Edward P. Schug, grant, Mary Dobson, Peculiar Charitable Foundation, print management, printing

Printing at the library just got easier

More library users than ever rely on the library as a place to print personal documents: tax forms, resumes, applications, recipes, assembly or repair instructions, and so much more.
Thanks to a generous donation of $9,827.00 from the Peculiar Charitable Trust, printing at the library just got easier.

Archie Bookmobile Drexel Garden City Genealogy Harrisonville Library Staff Northern Resource Center Pleasant Hill Programs and Events Websites and Databases

CCPL Board of Trustees, Democrat-Missourian, Every Hero has a Story, Mary Dobson, National Library Week, North Cass Herald, Pleasant Hill Times, Summer Reading Program

Celebrate National Library Week!: A message from the library board president

In honor of National Library Week (April 12 – 18), several local papers published a column written by Cass County Public Library board president, Mary Dobson. The full column is reprinted below.