The Bookmobile will not be at any stops this week for scheduled maintenance. We will resume a normal schedule Tuesday, May 28.

Lisa Coble-Krings

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A public relations professional, editor and writer, Lisa shares the library story in her blog posts, in the bimonthly Library News, and media interviews. A self-described social media and news nut, Lisa harnesses that passion to raise awareness and understanding of the library's vital role in this community.

Contact Lisa at LCoble-Krings@tscpl.org

Lisa's Posts

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Kansas Quilting Program Sure to Pack Auditorium

An all-ages day to recognize the fabric of America, especially Kansas. Take a look at history through quilts. Talk to some quilters, learn techniques, take a long-arm machine for a test drive. Fun awaits you at the library March 19.

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Talking Books Ensures All May Read

Digital Talking Books keeps avid readers connected to their passion even when their ability to see fails them. Talking Books Week, March 1-6, is a perfect time to try out this free service or inquire about it for a loved one. Staff can even personalize selections and customize due dates based on a customer’s reading [...]

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OMG, Library Website Gets an Upgrade

We call our website the Digital Branch Library because customers can do almost everything on our site that they can do in the physical building.  That is the promise we make to you as we roll out our redesigned website! The new site offers: Easy-to-find bestsellers and other popular new releases displayed on a virtual [...]

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Get Your Green On! 150 Ways

We host the biggest and most fun Green Fair in Northeast Kansas. Come to the Topeka and Shawnee County Public Library April 16 for giveaways, information, tips and tricks, live music and fun.

April May 2011 connectnow

What’s Happening at Your Library – April/May 2011 connectnow

There are big changes on the way for this publication. We will be mailing connectnow to library card households. Read more about the changes on page 1 (ConnectNowAprMay2011web pdf). Plus, the library’s website is getting a new look. Why customers should care. And, accessing the library is as easy as pressing a button with the [...]

February - March connectnow

February/March 2011 connectnow – What’s Happening at Your Library

The community reads a book of essays inspired by our home state. Library materials move to one area, creating Collectibles Neighborhood. And, how your library is recognizing the influences of African-Americans during Black History Month. Plus, computer classes and hot new books and movies in this edition of connectnow.

Elaine O’Gara, Youth Services Librarian, Retires After 10 Years

A familiar face in the Youth Services area, Elaine O’Gara, known for her folk dancing expertise, will retire after 10 years of service. Her last day was February 25. In her career here, she’s led more than 30 school tours through the building and facilitated countless programs, including dance programs, Merry Library Band performances and [...]

Steal Away: The Story of a Homesteader and an Exoduster

Take a journey to a significant time in Kansas’ history Feb. 23 from 7-8pm in Marvin Auditorium. Freelance writer and performer Penny Musco recreates the 1880s during her one-woman show at the Topeka and Shawnee County Public Library. In Steal Away: The Story of a Homesteader and Exoduster, Musco takes on the persona of a [...]