Books flew off the shelves by the thousands at Woodruff Memorial Library last weekend.  

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Friends of the Library conduct successful sale

OREANA - Kacey Derbort loved books.

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Argenta-Oreana kids to get books, thanks to Kacey

Larry Caldwell waited patiently to find out how much his book was worth.

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Expert on rare books speaks in Macon

Botanica will have some of the plants from its collections along with rare and underused plants for sale and auction at two events next week.

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Rare, unusual plants in Botanica sale, auction

Google has been busy.

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Google's online library: Worries surround pending deal for access to millions of books (Herald & Review)

OSAGE - In this high-tech world of television and virtualreality, Sonja Nightengale has something real to hold on to.

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Osage book shop offers rare finds (Waterloo-Cedar Falls Courier)

With 2009 officially in the history books, Boulder County has another year to look forward to that includes new business ventures, high-profile criminal trials, mid-term elections and some city and county choices that are sure to spark controversy along the way.

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2010: A look ahead for Boulder County (Boulder Daily Camera)

For now, the 2,000 or so books are stored in 96 boxes at Northwest Indian College, but in a few year

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NW Indian College to house library of famous Indian writer (The Bellingham Herald)

Dara Torres has downloaded a bunch of movies and piled up all sorts of books, anything to pass the time over the next few months. -- read more

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Swimmer Dara Torres set for biggest challenge yet (Standard-Examiner)

HASTINGS -- If you were a visitor at the Friends of the Hastings Public Library's "Major League" Book Sale on Saturday, it was a great place to browse through thousands of books in search of a few hidden treasures.

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Hastings book sale hits it out of the park for shoppers (Grand Island Independent)