Two librarians in Northeast Texas describe how a demographic study helps them provide better service to their communities.

Librarians at Muenster and Van Alstyne Texas discuss their experiences using Discover Stations to provide public access to the Internet and desktop applications.

Learn about a fun, piece-of-cake, no cost Recyle-a-Book program which benefits school children and community organizations.

The Volunteen Program at the William T. Cozby Public Library helps the library with manpower during the Summer Reading Club and provides the student volunteers with service hours for participation.

Learn how the Whitesboro Public Library (service population 6,105) is earning $15,000+ in their first year of offering passports services.  Connie Moss of NETLS interviews Library Director Virginia Garvin for program details and advice.

The public expects to find a pleasant, clean environment in the library.  In this interview Kathleen Metz Edwards, Director of the William T. Cozby Public Library in Coppell  tells NETLS' Connie Moss about her secrets for keeping the library clean.  Included are specific recommendations for helpful cleaning products, tools and equipment.