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New Montgomery County Library System initiative to start at Kevin Brady Library and Community Center

By Atirikta Kumar

The Montgomery County Memorial Library System announced a new systemwide program, Innovate@MCMLS, intended to engage community members with technological and creative tools, according to a Dec. 3 news release.

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