Join us for an enlightening program with local historian Wilbert Hergins as he uncovers the rich history of Saline County’s Black experience. Explore the stories of Black townships, hamlets, schools, churches, and cemeteries that have shaped our community. Using records and documents from the Library’s Genealogy Room, Wilbert will guide us through the incredible contributions of Black residents to Saline […]
» Read moreOn Tuesday, February 11th at 4:00 pm, Addison Massey from Arrow Rock State Historic Site will be putting on a program at the Marshall Public Library where we will read One Fish Two Fish by Dr. Seuss, discuss scale colors, and have a coloring activity. All ages are welcome.
» Read moreHere are some of the new books we added in the months of December 2024 and January 2025. You can access our catalog in the menu above and place books on hold for pickup at our window. Curbside pickup is currently available six days per week. If you find that you’re waiting awhile for a book that is already checked […]
» Read moreHere are some of the new books we added in the month of November 2024. You can access our catalog in the menu above and place books on hold for pickup at our window. Curbside pickup is currently available six days per week. If you find that you’re waiting awhile for a book that is already checked out, you can […]
» Read moreHere are some of the new books we added in the month of October 2024. You can access our catalog in the menu above and place books on hold for pickup at our window. Curbside pickup is currently available six days per week. If you find that you’re waiting awhile for a book that is already checked out, you can […]
» Read moreWith the successful passage of Proposition L by Marshall voters Tuesday night, the Marshall Public Library is on track for relocating to its new location on East Morgan by mid-2026. Voters passed a one-quarter cent sales tax on retail sales within the City of Marshall, securing essential funding to support library renovations, expanded programming, and enhanced collections through 2039. Library […]
» Read moreJoin author Sandy Selby and explore the history of Arrow Rock in its first century of existence. This informative program will feature highlights from Selby’s new book, Arrow Rock Ink. The event will be Saturday, October 26 from 10-11am at the library. This Author Event is free and open to the public. Sponsored by The Marshall Public Library’s Genealogy Room.
» Read moreDr. Sean Siebert will be speaking at the Missouri Valley College Thursday (10/24) with a program about entrepreneurship. It will be at 8am at the Eckilson-Mabee Theater Tech Center at the college. It’s free and open to the public. About the Speaker Dr. Sean Siebert’s breadth of knowledge and experience, combined with his story-telling ability, make him a much-sought-after speaker, […]
» Read moreWhat could Prop L mean for our community? Marshall Public Library patrons and leaders share their perspectives on the new library plans. “It’s much more than just books,” says Library Board President Jackie Guthrey. Find out more and be informed before voting this November.
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