Let the record show: Family Bibles
One branch of my family has a thick, raggedy leatherbound Bible dating back to the 1830s. It’s a...
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Author: Mary Pom Claiborne
If Knoxville were a poem – or maybe it is
As April unfolds and National Poetry Month is celebrated across the country, the Knox County...
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The satisfaction of summing up a year
Working on the library’s annual report is its own kind of satisfaction. Gathering the facts, stats...
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Does technology get you down? We can help!
In a world that is more and more dependent on basic skills with email, passwords, job searches and...
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The time when Elizabeth Gilbert made history in Knoxville
History is getting closer every day. For purposes of this column, I’m counting 2005 as historic....
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