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Mineola Memorial Library Notes
May is a busy month, almost as busy as December. Believe it or not, we get busy at the library, too.
Summer Reading Events begin on Wednesday, June 1 at 2 p.m. in the Mineola Memorial …
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By Librarian Mary Hurley |
5/26/22 10:23 AM
Mineola Memorial Library Notes
By the time you read this, we will have finished our participation in this year’s East Texas Day of Giving. Our goal was to raise $2,500 to use toward upgrading our computer hardware, finish …
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By Librarian Mary Hurley |
4/28/22 09:09 AM
Mineola Memorial Library Notes
I believe Spring has finally sprung. Hope everyone is doing well in spite of all the pollen floating around in the air. The Mineola Memorial Library has many books on gardening that might be of …
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By Librarian Mary Hurley |
4/14/22 09:04 AM
Home Sweet Home
When you are decorating, cooking or hiding real eggs for Easter, extra precautions are needed to enjoy them without the risk of getting sick. Here are some important safe handling tips to …
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4/14/22 09:04 AM
Mineola Memorial Library Notes
Happy Spring! Feeling like planting a garden? Stop by the library and check out some books on the subject. We have lots of books from flower gardening to vegetable gardening.
Looking for some way …
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By Librarian Mary Hurley |
3/31/22 09:27 AM
Corner Column
Thanks to a calendar anomaly that comes around every 28 years, the Mineola City Council found itself virtually hidden from the audience at last Monday’s meeting.
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By Phil Major
publisher@wood.cm | 3/10/22 01:25 AM
publisher@wood.cm | 3/10/22 01:25 AM
Positively pork
Pork is a delicious and nutritious source of protein. Pork also provides thiamin, niacin, riboflavin, zinc, potassium and phosphorus. Each of these nutrients play an important role in maintaining our …
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By Angie Monk, Wood County Extension Agent |
3/3/22 02:58 PM
Mineola Memorial Library Notes
And just like that here comes March. Hopefully that means more consistent weather and not this extreme to extreme thing we’ve been experiencing.
We were lucky enough to recently receive several grants.
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3/3/22 02:58 PM
Mineola Memorial Library Notes
Can you believe February is almost over? We are even beginning to plan our Summer Reading Program. Wow.
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By Librarian Mary Hurley |
2/16/22 07:38 PM
Corner Column
A little over a year ago I began retrieving the Mineola police log weekly in order to report the goings on as they relate to the local police beat.
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2/9/22 11:34 PM
Soup season
What’s better on a cold winter day than a warm bowl of soup? Soup can be nutritious, easy to prepare and inexpensive. It can be prepared with minimal clean-up, only needs one pot, and the …
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By Angie Monk, Wood County Extension Agent |
2/2/22 10:30 PM
Quitman Library Connections
The Quitman Public Library will not offer free federal income tax assistance this year, however, printed forms are available here. You may contact the AARP Tax Aide office at 888-227-7669 for the nearest free tax preparation site. Public computers, with no time limits, are available at the library.
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By Librarian Delene Allen |
1/26/22 09:26 PM
Mineola Memorial Library Notes
Thank you all for your patience and an even bigger thank you to the staff of the Mineola Memorial Library.
We have been short-staffed the last several weeks, and the staff stepped up along with …
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By Librarian Mary Hurley |
1/20/22 09:33 AM
Food safety resolutions
Many people make resolutions for the new year — things that you have decided to learn or improve on and are determined/resolved to complete. How about making some food safety resolutions for …
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By Angie Monk, Wood County Extension Agent |
1/20/22 09:33 AM
Corner Column
There are occasions when one happens upon something out of the past. It just happens, often without rhyme or reason.
So it was that after many years, the joy of Louis L’Amour found its way back.
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By John Arbter
woodctystringer@gmail.com | 1/20/22 09:33 AM
woodctystringer@gmail.com | 1/20/22 09:33 AM
Quitman Library Connections
January is National “Get Organized” Month. Near the front desk is a media display of self-help books filled with ideas to help clear, or at least control, the clutter for your new year. In the Children’s Department there is a display featuring our newest young adult mysteries.
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1/12/22 06:49 PM
Corner Column
By Phil Major
As I type this through tears that have flowed for several days, I struggle to find words to express the great loss many are feeling.
The news that our friend, fellow community newspaper owner and all-around good person Suzanne Bardwell had been killed in a traffic crash in Longview Friday afternoon hit like a ton, many tons, of bricks. more
As I type this through tears that have flowed for several days, I struggle to find words to express the great loss many are feeling.
The news that our friend, fellow community newspaper owner and all-around good person Suzanne Bardwell had been killed in a traffic crash in Longview Friday afternoon hit like a ton, many tons, of bricks. more
By Phil Major
publisher@wood.cm | 1/12/22 06:49 PM
publisher@wood.cm | 1/12/22 06:49 PM
Mineola Memorial Library Notes
Happy New Year to you all! We are back to normal operating hours. Thank you for understanding and letting our employees spend time with family and friends over the holidays.
Coming up soon, we …
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1/5/22 09:03 PM
Corner Column
It’s been almost three years since Joyce Hathcock retired as publisher of the Monitor after a long career of helping to guide this newspaper through thick and thin. Word of her death last week …
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By Phil Major
publisher@wood.cm | 12/30/21 09:04 AM
publisher@wood.cm | 12/30/21 09:04 AM
Sports Beat
Just before Christmas the champions of Texas scholastic football were crowned in what has become a four-day event like no other. The quality of play was, as expected, excellent. The fact that such …
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By John Arbter
woodctystringer@gmail.com | 12/30/21 08:59 AM
woodctystringer@gmail.com | 12/30/21 08:59 AM
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