Invest in your Child’s Financial Literacy @ the Library

Have you noticed an uptick in recent news reports about personal financial literacy and young adults? School districts around the country are considering how to include personal financial education in their curriculum and whether to make a class mandatory for graduation. Others, like the Poudre School District, already have requirements and academic standards established around …

Presentando Odilo, la nueva colección en línea en Español

“Introducing Odilo, the New Spanish-Language eMedia Collection” (English translation provided below) Nos complace presentar una nueva colección digital de contenidos en Español de escritores de habla Hispana, así como otros materiales traducidos al español de alta calidad. Esta nueva colección se estrena justo a tiempo para el Programa de Lectura de Verano: “Construyendo Suenos” / Summer Reading …

Bit by the Travel Bug? Summer Travel Resources @ Your Library

Kids are out of school, swimming pools are opening up, Summer Reading Challenge has kicked off at Poudre River Libraries, and people are planning fun vacations and weekend getaways. It sure feels like the unofficial start of summer around here! Whether your travel adventures take you as far away as Australia or you’ll be exploring …

Oh, the Places Your Curious Mind Will Go!

If you’ve ever been around a small child who asks questions nonstop – and sometimes at the most inopportune moments – then you’ve been in the presence of natural curiosity and wonder. What is that? Why is the sky blue? How does Santa Claus get down the chimney? Why aren’t there anymore dinosaurs? How come …

Entrepreneur or Startup? Visit the Library During #SmallBusinessWeek

Did you know that more than half of Americans either own or work for a small business? And according to the Small Business Administration, these small and often family-owned companies “create about 2 out of every 3 new jobs in the U.S. each year.” Every year since 1963, the President of the United States has …