By Denise Keller Information Services The Warsaw Community Public Library is holding its 11th annual adult amateur photography contest. Amateur photographers ages 18 and older may enter up to two photographs taken during 2018 and each entry must have a frame with a wire hanger or an easel. … Read More
By Melissa Chapman, Cataloging Supervisor WARSAW — Warsaw Community Public Library has a wide range of new blu-rays and DVDs. I am reviewing an odd mix of titles ranging from psychological horror to homeless people to documentaries and musicals. “Three Identical Strangers” tells the astounding true story of … Read More
WARSAW — Three community leaders who also happen to be called “Dad” at home took time Monday night, Oct. 29, to read to children during a program at the Warsaw Community Public Library called Reach Out And Read. The readers, Winona Lake Police Chief Joe Hawn, Lakeland Christian … Read More
By Kendra Thompson Information Services The following adult and teen programs are set to take place in November at the Warsaw Community Public Library. WorkOne is hosting a variety of computer, résumé and interviewing classes throughout the month. Registration is preferred. Call (574) 267-6011 for more information. Chess … Read More
By Amy Mann Children’s Services “Sticks and stones may break my bones, but words will never hurt me.” Does anyone really believe that? Anti-bullying initiatives have become a nationwide crusade. Has the push to create a world free of harassment eliminated bullying in schools, neighborhoods, or families? It … Read More
By Melissa Chapman, Cataloging Supervisor WARSAW — In a progressively digital world, it would seem the role of libraries as community and cultural centers are undervalued, and at times under fire. In this age of technologically-mediated lives, a public library’s cultural and community contributions are imperative. A library … Read More
By Melissa Chapman Cataloging Supervisor Fall is finally here and that means Halloween is right around the corner. What better way to celebrate the season than watching a bunch of horror movies? Below is a list of recommended films that the Warsaw Community Public Library has in their … Read More
Anna Jackson Information Services The following are adult and teen programs at the Warsaw Community Public Library: Mystery Puzzle Contest! Oct. 1-12, mystery puzzle bags will be given away on a first come, first serve basis. Contestants complete the puzzle without pictorial aid in order to be entered … Read More
By Amy Man Children’s Services Whether you love the hotter months or not, they are coming to an end for the year of 2018. Science says that the changing of the seasons is inevitable. Some people delight in the thought, while others start plotting how to bypass their … Read More
By Melissa Chapman Cataloging Supervisor WARSAW — Sept. 18 is “Read An eBook Day.” For those who are wondering what an eBook is, it is a book in electronic format. When borrowed or purchased, eBooks are downloaded to a reading device, such as a laptop, tablet, smartphone, etc. … Read More
By Ann M. Zydek, director WARSAW — Join Warsaw Community Public Library and the American Library Association in celebrating the 31st Library Card Sign-Up Month in September. This year, the national theme is “Get a Library Card and Check Out Something Incredible!” The Disney Pixar’s superhero family, the … Read More
By Melissa Chapman, Cataloging Supervisor Most people love a blockbuster film. Those types of films are usually popular and financially successful. They cater to the masses by their over the top exhilarating entertainment and epic CGI. The Warsaw Community Public Library has quite a few new movies that … Read More
By Dana Owen Adult Services Librarian WARSAW — The following adult and teen programs are set to take place in September at the Warsaw Community Public Library. Friends of the Library meets at 1 p.m. Tuesday, Sept. 4. Drop in Zone, featuring video games, virtual reality and snacks, … Read More
By Amy Mann WCPL Children’s Department WARSAW — The word “literacy” is thrown around by educated people the world over. What is literacy and why is it important? Is it something that impacts the children in our community? Traditionally, literacy is considered the ability to read and write. … Read More
WARSAW — The Warsaw Community Public Library is getting closer to eliminating overdue book fines. Assistant Director Joni Brookins told the library’s board of trustees on Monday, Aug. 13 that going “fine-free” is a trend that will help the facility boost its public relations. “When we figured it … Read More
By Amanda Demster Information Services WARSAW — Warsaw Community Public Library invites “muggles” of all ages to get in touch with their inner witch or wizard during a Harry Potter party set for 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 15. For those not familiar with Harry Potter … Read More
