Newsroom

Summer Reading Challenge 2025: Color Our World with reading, activities, and prizes for all ages across LCLS.

Artist Desirée Brothe will lead the 2025 SRC community art project—an immersive “Story Garden” inviting countywide participation.

Strategic planning is underway at LCLS. Share your ideas and help shape future services, spaces, and programs for the community.

Wyoming Stories: Steamboat the Outlaw Horse—how a legendary bucking horse became a symbol of Wyoming’s identity and spirit.

Antonia Gaona has been named Executive Director (County Librarian), bringing decades of library experience and a user-focused vision.

Outreach Librarian Melanie Hornbeck received the Carol Mead Leaders in Literacy Award for outstanding work supporting literacy.

County Librarian Carey Hartmann is retiring after 42 years with LCLS—celebrating a legacy of leadership and community impact.

A McMurry Grant helped LCLS add privacy phone booths—ideal for job interviews, virtual meetings, telehealth calls, and study.

Beth Cook is the new Deputy Director of Public Service, helping lead collections, programs, outreach, and library innovation.

LCLS is now fine free—overdue fines are eliminated and many fees removed, making library services more accessible for everyone.

Borrow laptops and Wi-Fi hotspots for free through LCLS—stay connected for homework, work, job searching, and everyday needs.

Business Services Coordinator Rachael Svoboda earned the Wyoming Library Association’s Outstanding Librarian Award for innovation.

Explore LCLS’s Makerspace launch—3D printing, a video production studio, and specialized computers for projects and small business.

Susan Parkins received the John Philip Excellence in Outreach Award, honoring outstanding leadership in bookmobile/outreach services.