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The book, which was checked out in 1943, has made its way back to the San Antonio Public Library in Texas from a person in Oregon Brian Anthony Hernandez joined PEOPLE as a writer-editor in 2023. He ...

According to the Library Foundation, it’s about promoting literacy by getting the community to talk about books. “We really try and get kids excited about reading,” said Amy Hone,SAPLF Executive ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Someone returned a copy of "Chanticleer and the Fox," a classic fable, to the Landa Branch Library. It was due in 1983. (Courtesy ...

SAN ANTONIO – The San Antonio Public Library is celebrating Hispanic Heritage month with special programming happening daily. “We’re super excited to offer so many programs to explore our culture here ...

SAN ANTONIO – Launch SA has opened its newly redesigned space in the San Antonio Central Library to help local entrepreneurs and small businesses with much-needed resources. The revamped Launch SA on ...

A library book that was checked out in July 1943 was finally returned to the San Antonio Public Library, nearly 82 years late. The book, "Your Child, His Family, and Friends" by Frances Bruce Strain, ...

The San Antonio Public Library is showing off this spooky season! Stop by and check out their extensive media and book collection and take a look at all of the fun Halloween events happening across ...

Bexar County will give $3.5 million to the San Antonio Public Library system next year, but city leaders say the county should pay nearly four times that much to cover its fair share of the expenses.

A library book checked out 82 years ago was finally returned to a library in San Antonio, Texas in June by an Oregon resident — along with a note: "Grandma won’t be able to pay for it anymore." The ...