Jul 7, 2026 | Guest Blog, Library News, New & Exciting
By Kim Davis owner, designer & maker behind Left Grain How One Maker Used the Ignite Studio to Transform Art and Ideas Into a Growing Small Business. I first discovered Ignite Studio the same way I discovered most things at the library in that season of...
May 29, 2026 | Crossroads Discovery Center, Guest Blog
Hunched over a cardboard box, I retrieved an old photograph before sliding it back inside a newly labelled folder. I had just started my senior year of high school a few weeks ago, and was trying to figure out how to use an Epson scanner on the first day of my new...
Apr 27, 2026 | Crossroads Discovery Center, Guest Blog
By Abbie, Crossroads Discovery Center Intern The United States 250th anniversary is coming up this July 4th! It brings with it a slew of events, programs, and historic conversations. But why is it important to celebrate? Is it even important? Birthdays can be used to...
Apr 13, 2026 | Crossroads Discovery Center, Guest Blog
By Anusha, Crossroads Discovery Center Intern “Oh, it doesn’t bother me to tell my age. I think I’m 84. I was born in 1898. Would that be right?” (Audrey Haworth in Interview by Lois Kaiser Customoris) Born in Aroma, Indiana, on June 20th, 1898, to Olive “May”...
Feb 12, 2026 | Crossroads Discovery Center, Guest Blog
By Anusha, Crossroads Discovery Center Intern The Future collection, part of the Crossroads Discovery Center collection of digitized resources, contains three editions of the newspaper – published in June, July, and August of 1929. Based in Noblesville, The...
Jan 29, 2026 | Guest Blog, Library News, Seed Library
Q&A with Jennifer Jacks, Sand Creek Elementary Counselor From an underutilized outdoor space to a thriving hub of curiosity and color, the Sand Creek Elementary School (SCE) garden has become a living example of what can grow through collaboration and community...
