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McMinnville Library Putting Spotlight On Local Authors Saturday

The Magness Library in McMinnville celebrates the men and women who create books with a Local Authors Day Saturday. Assistant Director Merissa Chapman said the event is a great way for authors to showcase their works to local readers. Chapman said people at the event can get to know the authors, buy their books, and then have them signed. “It’s ... Read More »

McMinnville Library To Upgrade Communications System With Grant

McMinnville’s Magness Library will upgrade the building’s public internet and phone connection, thanks to a new grant. Library Director Brad Walker said that the Technology Opportunities for the Public grant will allow the repair of the library’s outdated cabling. He said that the grant allowed the library to end up paying a fraction of the overall cost. “That allows libraries ... Read More »

McMinnville Planning Wants Community Input On Downtown Streets And Sidewalks

McMinnville wants to create more user-friendly streets and sidewalks in its downtown area. These are the final days for community input on the community development draft. Community Planner Katie Kemezis said they want the plan to reflect the needs and wants of the community. “This ensures that whatever recommendations are actually implemented by the city and by our partners after ... Read More »

Magness Library Starts Adult Book Club

McMinnville’s Magness Library has started a new book club focused on books for adults. Assistant Director Merissa Chapman said she came up with the idea after wanting to create a group to independent of other book clubs. “I have like three different book clubs on Facebook that I follow, and I just, I love it,” Chapman said. “We didn’t really ... Read More »

McMinnville’s Magness Library Open to Public

McMinville’s Magness Library has reopened with the majority of services now available. Magness Library Director Brad Walker said the library board’s decision is based on Warren County Schools returning to in-person learning after Fall Break. Guests can now browse the books and use the computer lab, which Walker said is essential to his community. “Everybody thinks everybody has an iPhone ... Read More »