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Staff Review of Family Writing Contest Winner

Johnson County Library is pleased to announce that Theresa Kopper has won our short story contest on the theme Family with her piece "Unyielding." Theresa lives in Olathe. By day she designs water &...

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Indigenous Peoples’ Stories for Preschoolers

Monday, Nov. 8, 2021

During Indigenous Peoples Heritage Month, enjoy these fiction and non-fiction picks for young people »