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Need to scan a form, make a few copies or print something on the go? Johnson County Library has upgraded technology across its locations to make everyday tasks easier, more flexible and more accessible – helping people stay connected to the things they need, right when they...

It’s back-to-school time, and that doesn’t just mean for the kids. Johnson County Library offers free academic tools for learners of all ages. All you need is a Library card. There are plenty of physical books and online resources available, and if you need a quiet...

Johnson County Library is planning for the future, and your voice can make a difference. Libraries are more than books. They are places to learn new skills, connect with neighbors, use technology, discover ideas and find resources that support everyday life. As Johnson County...

Some digital resources available through Johnson County Library will be changing. The good news is that you will soon have access to even more research tools at jocolibrary.org, giving you continued access to trusted information for school, work, business and personal learning. What’s changing? Beginning Aug. 1,...

Summer in Kansas means staying cool and making the most of your downtime. You might lounge by the pool, escape the afternoon heat inside with the air conditioning or take a road trip to somewhere new. With your Johnson County Library card, you...

Returning a mail ballot will be more convenient for Johnson County voters this election season. For the first time, every Johnson County Library branch will have an official ballot drop box as part of the Library’s longstanding partnership with Johnson County Election...

As the United States marks its 250th anniversary in 2026, Johnson County Library invites you to recognize America’s past, present and future through free programs, local history resources and museum experiences. The nationwide America250 commemoration coincides with the FIFA World Cup 2026™, bringing renewed attention...

Johnson County Library continues to invest in facilities to create more welcoming, accessible and functional spaces. Recent upgrades and renovations across several branches modernize infrastructure and provide new opportunities for learning and discovery. Cedar Roe Library Cedar Roe Library reopened in June following a temporary closure for accessibility improvements. The...

June is Pride Month, a time to recognize the history, achievements and contributions of lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and queer communities. At Johnson County Library, patrons can explore that history and discover stories that reflect a wide range of...

On June 19, 1865, Union troops arrived in Galveston, Texas and announced that more than 250,000 enslaved Black people in the state were free. The order came more than two years after President Abraham Lincoln issued the Emancipation Proclamation,...

This summer, people from around the world will visit Kansas City for FIFA World Cup 2026™, creating new opportunities to connect across cultures and languages. At Johnson County Library, those connections get easier through world language resources, translation tools...

At 7 years old, Aaralyn Yarsulik worried about leaving behind one of her favorite places in the world: Johnson County Library. In 2020, her family hit the road full time in an RV, traveling the country to visit national parks,...