Houston Public Library

The Houston Public Library, established in February 2002, serves as a vital cultural and informational resource for the community, thanks to the efforts of dedicated volunteers. With a focus on promoting literacy and independent learning, the library has expanded significantly, enhancing its services and collections over the years.

Under the leadership of Director Beth Peterson Lee, the library offers various programs including storytimes for children, an adult book club, and a unique reading therapy dog program. It actively engages with the local community, providing resources and programs for citizens of all ages while hosting events that foster a love of reading and learning.

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