Features

Investigative, crime stories abound in books at library

Published on Fri, 02/19/2016 - 3:00pm

The best two words in the English language: next time. 

This pithy observation is only a small part of the interesting elements afoot in Gregg Hurwitz’s new thriller “Orphan X.” 

JAN DAWSON 

@yourlibrary

National Wild Turkey Federation: New chapter opens in Park County; will host banquet at Elks March 25

Published on Wed, 02/17/2016 - 3:00pm
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Park County now has its first-ever chapter of the National Wild Turkey Federation, a nationwide conservation group. 

While turkey is in the name — and the organization has done a lot for wild turkeys around the nation — the bird species is far from the group’s only focus. 

Large-print books added to library’s repertoire

Published on Fri, 02/05/2016 - 3:00pm

New nonfiction gets the spotlight this week, along with all those Presidential candidates. And like those candidates, the new non-fic is a pretty lively crew.

Marie Kondo, of the wildly successful “The Life-Changing Magic of Tidying Up,” (certainly financially life-changing for her), has a follow-up title, “Spark Joy.” Kondo again urges us to possess only those things that spark joy for us. And for possessions such as your humble toothbrush -— necessary but not likely to spark joy — well, she has you covered for that, too. Read on.

UFO author to speak in Livingston Thurs.

Published on Wed, 02/03/2016 - 3:00pm
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By Jasmine Hall

Enterprise Staff Writer 

 

Speckled with stars and constellations against a backdrop of landscapes, Montana has one of the most beautiful night skies, but sometimes there are unusual things we cannot explain, and Montanans are starting to talk about it.