On Saturday, October 19, Scout Hall in Cape Girardeau brought the nostalgia back with their very own Grown-up Book Fair.

The event featured a total of 12 businesses and nonprofit organizations that handed out candy from the trunks of vehicles.

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Scholastic launched its "United States of Readers" program at a Quincy elementary school, aiming to improve literacy rates ...

By Wendy Campbell Rowan Public Library The Rowan Public Library invests in children’s literacy with library programs, outreach services and access to resources for caregivers. Moreover, the library ...

The festival is giving free books to kids, connecting folks with community resources, and even teaching others about how ...

More than 400 items, including the original art of the beloved children’s book, are part of a large exhibit dedicated to ...