Happy Valentine’s Day. In this episode of The Book Drop, Amy and Maggie are joined by Grace Trembath, Central Library Assistant Branch Manager.
The Book Drop: 1st Sky Omaha Takeover for Black History Month
This week on The Book Drop, we’re turning the show over to 1st Sky Omaha in the Morning for a full-on takeover to celebrate Black History Month.
New Title Drop Podcast: February 2026
On the latest episode of the new title drop, Angela and Melanie discuss what they love about the Winter Olympics before getting into their book recs for February 2026.
From 1,700 to 143,000: How OPL’s Common Soil Seed Library Rooted Itself in Omaha
This blog post features information about how OPL's Common Soil Seed Library began and how it has grown.
Do Space, now part of Omaha Public Library family, offers resources for creative learning
This column features information about the Do Space transition and appeared in the Feb. 1, 2026, edition of the Omaha World-Herald (NE).
Podcast: The Book Drop | News Literacy Week and Student Journalism with Westside’s Lance
On The Book Drop podcast, we dive into News Literacy Week with special guest Daniel Vanourney, Lance staff member and circulation manager for The Lance, Westside High School’s student-run print publication.
Volunteer Spotlight: Ken Helmick
Ken Helmick, a retired veteran, has volunteered over 400+ hours with OPL over the last few years.
Podcast: The Book Drop | Reading Challenge: Read a Book to Boost Your Happiness
This week on The Book Drop, your hosts Amy and Maggie are joined by Learning Librarian Emily Beasley to kick off the Reading Challenge with a discussion on the theme to read a book to boost your happiness!
Having trouble seeing a certain movie or TV show? The Omaha Public Library can help
This column was penned by OPL's Executive Director Laura Marlane and appeared in the Jan. 18, 2026, edition of the Omaha World-Herald (NE).
Turn the page on old habits with help from the Omaha Public Library
This column, featuring resources for starting off the New Year appeared in the Jan. 4, 2026, edition of the Omaha World-Herald (NE). It is also available at Omaha.com (opens in a new tab).
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