By Jean Lowerison It’s a pain, having a famous father who seems never to be home when you need him....

By Chelsie Harris One of the best parts of working in the library industry is getting a sneak peak at...

By Jean Lowerison Geraldyn “Jerrie” Cobb knew by the time she was 12 (in 1943) that she wanted to be...

Sunday, Nov. 24 Mother Goose Parade El Cajon’s annual pre-Thanksgiving event is now in its 73rd year. The parade runs...

By Jean Lowerison What is it about nuns in the theater? Remember Debbie Reynolds, “The Singing Nun,” in the 1962...

By Jean Lowerison Raconteur, music historian and first-class pianist Hershey Felder has carved a career out of writing and performing...

By Jake Sexton In tragic news this month, the beloved and behated, bloody, sexy, controversial phenomenon known as HBO’s “Game...

ONGOING EVENTS ‘Nine: The Musical’ Through May 19 Based on “8½,” Italian director Federico Fellini's comic masterpiece of autobiographical filmmaking,...

By  David Ege Summer reading Summer is upon us, and we’re excited to start our summer reading program, which runs...

By Jake Sexton I am currently teaching a citizenship class at the library, a combination of basic civics and American...