On October 18th, local storyteller Daniel Bishop will be presenting in the Logan Library's Jim Bridger Room.

There will be spooky fun for the whole family at the 2 PM session:

• Boo! Stories to Make You Jump and Grin
  Daniel Bishop, the Storyteller spins tales on the lighter side of spooky. These stories will scare you out of your seat, make you scream and laugh your guts out.

And a scarier session for Adults and Teens (intended for those 12 and up) at 7 PM:

• Haunting Tales
  Daniel Bishop, the Storyteller weaves tales of fear for your enjoyment. This masterful storyteller takes you by your imagination into the world of the unknown. Ghosts, Monsters, and all the things we fear will be told to you. Remember it is fun to be afraid.

Your Logan Library needs a new logo, and as a non-profit, community focused and patron based service, we would like your help to design it!

Our logo contest is underway but there is still plenty of time to submit your design. All entries must be submitted by midnight on November 15, 2012. Check out our Logo Contest Page for more information and be sure to read the Contest Rules. All entries should be submitted here.

We are excited to see your design - good luck!

September 30 to October 6 is Banned Books Week!

Banned Books week is an annual event that celebrates freedom to read or the freedom to express your opinion even if that opinion might be considered unorthodox or unpopular. Banned Books Week focuses on intellectual freedom and your rights to read, seek information, and speak freely as guaranteed by the First Amendment. To see a list of books that others have attempted to ban, view The American Library Association's (ALA) list of Frequently Challenged Books. While you are on the ALA website, take a look at their list of Banned and Challenged Classics. Chances are that you will find a couple of your favorites on that list.