DALLAS (CBSDFW.COM) — The Dallas Public Library is making it easier for residents who need computer access to get it. The information centers are now allowing residents to use their library ...

Under the previous policy, library cards for non-residents were limited to students and teachers at public and charter primary and secondary schools in Dallas. The move to change the policy came ...

(Ben Torres / Special Contributor) The Dallas Public Library is teaming up with ... which will enable librarians to sign up residents for library cards. Mark Draz, a librarian at the downtown ...

The Dallas Public Library has announced that it is making it easier for residents who need computer access by bundling laptops with hotspots to be borrowed using library cards. According to the ...

Here’s how it works: First, have a current Dallas Public Library card. You’ll have to be a Dallas resident, a student or teacher at a public or charter school, or a city of Dallas employee.

Some posters, cards and stuffed animals left at the ... and Jo Giudice, director of the Dallas Public Library, use a digital interactive touch screen wall on the renovated seventh floor inside ...

Though Dallas Public Library’s new Vickery Park Branch ... Library To-Go service to check out materials and maybe get a library card for the first time." The library’s curbside service will ...

For many of us, getting a library card was the most important of life’s many rites of passage. Three visits to the Dallas Public Library surprised me, pleasantly. Young Street—the whole strip ...

Erik Jonsson Library in downtown Dallas, high school students line up outside the Fairy Tale Closet — a room full of free gowns and formal suits for prom. The students fill out “wish cards ...

The City of Dallas is expanding access to public libraries by allowing students and teachers from any school within the city to get a library card. Under the previous policy, library cards for non ...