Pardon Our Progress: Software Migration on the Horizon at OPL

This column, featuring a message about OPL's upcoming software migration, appeared in the Oct. 26, 2025, edition of the Omaha World-Herald (NE). To many, the library is a haven of reading and resources, everything from physical materials — books, movies, music, seeds for your garden — or digital materials like online databases and research tools.…
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Join OPL for Banned Books Week 2025, Oct. 5-11

Each year, OPL joins librarians, booksellers, publishers, journalists, teachers and readers of all types in recognizing Banned Books Week, a reminder of everyone’s fundamental right to read and access the stories that are important to them.  Libraries are a cornerstone of intellectual freedom, supporting the right of every individual to choose what they read for…
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OPL executive director wants new Central Library to send a clear message: “you belong here”

This column, featuring a message from OPL Director Laura Marlane, appeared in the Aug. 17, 2025, edition of the Omaha World-Herald (NE). When I joined the Omaha Public Library ten years ago, it was clear we were a big system with a small-town budget. We had a vast reach, a growing city to serve and…
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Meet Matt Couch: Leading the Next Chapter at Omaha’s New Central Library

When OPL’s new Central Library opens in 2026, it will be more than a building — it will be a place for everyone to gather, learn, create, and discover something new. And at the helm as Central Library’s branch manager will be someone who knows Omaha Public Library (OPL) inside and out: Matt Couch. 14…
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