New assessment for GED takers
Beginning January 2014, the GED Testing Service will “unveil a new assessment” for test-takers. The comprehensive program will be entirely computer-based and can
Changes to Internet access
The Bossier Parish Library Board has approved a new policy allowing patrons with fines over $3 to be able to use Internet computers
West Law books now at Benton Library Branch
Recently the entire collection of West Law books was transferred from the Bossier Central Library to the Benton branch, which is located by
Take part in Ralph and Kacoo’s Family Night
Bossier Parish Libraries is excited to participate in the very first Ralph & Kacoo’s Family Night. Sponsored by our good friend MacaroniKid.com the
Create a professional resume with library’s resource
Creating a resume from scratch can be a real chore. It takes time gathering work history dates, job descriptions, and educational information and
Where can you find trustworthy health information online?
LSU Health Sciences Library in Shreveport and Bossier Libraries are working together to inform the public about “online health information that you can
Read the large print
Lately I have begun to notice how small the print is in most books and other reading materials. I guess my eyes are
School tools
The Friends of Bossier Parish Libraries is sponsoring a free program for parents and their school age kids on Tuesday, September 10, at
Leading boys to books
Here is a twist to an old adage, ‘You can lead a boy to a book, but you can’t make him read it.’
Be a ‘Friend of the Library’
Friends of Bossier Parish Libraries took the month of July off to enjoy being with family and friends. Having rested up, they will