This gorgeous little library is a hidden gem in Perham. The librarians are very friendly. The space…read moreis clean and architecturally interesting. It is spacious and open (and bright on a sunny day.) there is a quiet work area as well as three private study/media rooms. The children's area is spacious and inviting. They have childrens programming on Monday's and Tuesday throughout the summer. My 10 year olds are watching a movie. I believe there is a toddler story time too. The WiFi is free. My husband is working remotely. My teen is connecting with his friends online. I am working on a letter draft and then getting in some coloring. And as a bonus, there is a park and an area historic museum next door. Come check them out on a rainy day or reprieve from the sun while vacationing. Or, if you are like us, to sneak in some work because...well...there are only so many vacation days each year and you gotta work when you gotta work. Edited to add website: http://www.perhamlibrary.org/client/en_US/pe/

awesome library. One of the best I've ever been to. The quiet area is nice and large as the…read morecomputer area. Clean and quiet. Also there's a little cafe attached to keep you energized while studying. It closes earlier than the library though

Wow, have they ever updated the place. They knocked down the old building a few years ago and…read morerebuilt it about 4 years ago, now. Clean, modern, and a little strange walking in here. Children's section on the main floor, along with administrative, and a spot for you if you want to buy/donate old books (Friends of Fargo Bookstore) - cheap $1/book kind of deals, and great to get rid of old textbooks and such, too. I do miss the little reading aloves in the old library, the stairs up to a hidden teen section, and the openness of the two-story open adult section of the old library, but it is good they built it up - second floor is adult and young adult sections, and a large new computer room and print stations, as well as a "teen-only" room. Lots of glass and comfort there, not sure how energy-efficient, though. Extra classrooms and reading rooms for the kids downstairs, some Indian print art displayed, and a little candy/drinks bar up front. New, yes, but I am sad I didn't get a chance to take pictures of the old place. Many a summer spent in the reading program here competing for small prizes and adding pages to the tally for our schools! All the pictures on this post are of the new library.

This is one of my favorite libraries in the F-M area, second only to the downtown Fargo one. The…read moreselection isn't the greatest, but there is fast internet access and plenty of comfy chairs to sit in. I come here at least a few times a month. If you need a quiet place for work, you might not want to come here because sound travels pretty far. Try the main library or the quiet rooms in Carlson instead. If you don't mind others talking while you're working, then you should like this library.

Great library. Great staff, very friendly and willing to assist. Attractive layout to the building…read more This library is a credit to the community, and says that West Fargo is a place that values things like learning, reading, friendliness and serving the needs of the community and not just about chasing the almighty dollar. And it appears to get good use by the people of the community as well, as there's usually a good number of people there. On the downside I wish they were open on Sundays during the summer.

A small sub-branch of the main Fargo Library downtown, this is a nice place to pick up a limited…read moreselection of the overflow that came from the main library. They of course have their own periodical section, but any books in the system can be dropped off or picked up from here (via an order), and a few internet terminals for those who need to do a bit of a search now and then.

I had a great experience while visiting this location will come back for sure. Things were within…read moreeasy reach and set up so you could understand where items were located.

I went to a painting class at the Northport Library, which I don't remember ever going in before,…read moredespite going to Ace and Hornbacher's in the same mall several times a week. It's very clean with a community room that holds events on a regular basis. I even got a library card. It looks like there is a good size collection of DVDs. The card catalog is online of course. There is a very good staff here that is highly motivated, since they did sign me up for a card for the first time since I was a kid. Until I explore the collection more I can only say that there is more new stuff than there are old books.

From the owner: The Fargo Public Library, with three locations in Fargo, North Dakota, provides educational and…read moreentertainment materials for people of all ages. The Fargo Public Library has a collection of more than 165,000 books, 10,000 DVDs and many other physical and electronic resources. The library is fine free. All three locations provide free public access computers and free wireless internet access for laptops. The library also has children's, teen, and adult programming including story times, and computer classes.

Moorhead State is where Gayle "Matriculated" and graduated with a degree in Communications. That…read morewas ~40 years ago and this is what she remembers most: - Receiving a solid education that resulted in a strong and successful professional career. - Meeting who turned out to be a lifelong friend. Hi Meg! - Connecting with her North Dakota Kelly cousins What was my first-hand experience here? - Walking hand-in-hand with Gayle as she showed me her school. It's a pretty (albeit small) campus and one of 3 in the greater Fargo area. The others are Concordia on the Morehead Side, and North Dakota State University on the Fargo end. We walked through the Communications/Journalism part of one of the buildings, strolled past the dorms she lived in, and toured the Union and the Library. She really enjoyed it, as did I. Plus I had the opportunity to hear of few stories. - Purchasing a Morehead State, complete with a school logo. Go Dragons!

A great, affordable education. The campus culture is super friendly and there are plenty of…read moreresources for students. They even offer summer and online classes. The professors I've had are helpful, engaging, and understanding. Your student ID can be used as a free, unlimited bus pass!