The Faulkner County Library is proud to announce an author appearance, catered luncheon, and discussion with the authors of "A Long, Hard Road to Freedom." The event will take place on July 8 at 11:30 a.m. at the Faulkner County Library, 1900 Tyler St. Petrus Lai Nguyen and Ms. Derlyne Gibson are the co-authors of A Long, Hard ...

... attend. Volunteers from the Conway League of Artists will present programs on cartooning. Jane Thompson of the Arkansas Center for the Book will conduct a paper marbling activity, and Tom Scott, an employee of the library, plans to present a program ...

Throughout September, the state's major booksellers and the Arkansas Center for the Book at the Arkansas State Library will host a month of storytelling performances and celebration of August House Publisher's contributions ...

... variety of storytellers from all over Arkansas sharing their talents with the public. The event was sponsored by Arkansas Center for the Book at the Arkansas State Library, August House Publishers and That Bookstore at Mountebanq Place.

... Promises Kept" as part of a statewide reading program sponsored by the University of Arkansas Press and the Arkansas Center for the Book at the Arkansas State Library.

The Faulkner County Library System has been designated by the Arkansas Center for the book at the State Library as an official book discussion site for the upcoming statewide reading program, If All Arkansas Read the Same Book.

... Midwest, which is based in Minneapolis. The Arkansas Center for the Book at the Arkansas State Library received a $25 ... because it provides the money for the books. The Arkansas Center for the Book is one of 10 ...

The Faulkner County Library in partnership with the Arkansas Center for the Book at the State Library will join with the National Endowment for the Arts to host a "one community/one book" project in Arkansas - "The Big Read." The text selected for the project is F. Scott Fitzgerald's "The Great Gatsby."

For a change - A good thing out came out of the state capital. Local legislators saw to it that two local missionaries received the honor they deserved. Dr. Jack Logan and Bert Alexander, of Conway, lost their lives after finishing a missionary trip to Nicaragua.