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The Kenton County Public Library Board of Trustees has named Dr. Denise Fritsch as the library system's next Executive Director, selecting an accomplished library leader to guide one of Kentucky's highest-performing public library systems.

Fritsch will assume the role on Aug.1, succeeding Dave Schroeder, who retires July 31, after nearly four decades of service...


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From left to right: George Washington by Rembrandt Peale; Bridal Veil Falls, Yosemite Valley, California by Albert Bierstadt; Patience Serious by Robert Henri; The Unwelcome Guests by Henry Farny. Photos from Cincinnati Art Museum.

On July 14, patrons gathered at KCPL's Erlanger Branch for a lunch and learn event that explored the artistic legacy of America. Put on by the Cin...


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Did you know that KCPL's Outreach Branch circulates 6,000+ materials throughout the community every month?

From distributing library cards to sharing digital resources and educational tools, KCPL is dedicated to removing barriers by bringing services directly to those who need them most. This is accomplished through the following services:

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On Friday evening, nearly 100 volunteers, Friends of the Library members and Kenton County Public Library Foundation members gathered at Kings Island's Picnic Grove for a simple reason: to celebrate a year of service.

It was an evening of food, fellowship and gratitude for the people who help make Kenton County Public Library stronger every day.

While li...


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To stay adept in an extremely competitive job market, it's important to keep your finger on the pulse of what employers are really looking for in candidates.

This can be hard to do when requirements and job descriptions seem to constantly be evolving – and your needs are probably evolving along the way, too. That's normal! It shows a commitment to lifelong learning that many...


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