Digital Resources

An emerging news and storytelling organization centering Black voices from the Mountain State that publishes a weekly newsletter and quarterly print.

Candid's nonprofit education page offers a wide variety of online classes and tools for developing skills related to nonprofits, grant writing and more.

WV’s site for the college bound focuses on a three prong strategy -prepare, plan and pay for your education.

A compendium of the reporting from the Don Blankenship trial by the staff of the Gazette-Mail, including Ken Ward Jr. It also includes the trial transcripts and material from WV Public Broadcasting.

A family history website started by the Latter-day Saints for people doing genealogical research.

In 1953 the Kanawha County Public Library decided to join other libraries in sharing federal documents with the public.  From NASA to the Surgeon General Reports to the Code of Federal Regulations and so much more, KCPL has tried to pick the best

FAFSA is where students apply for various federal educational aid packages.

Explore books on fundraising owned by the library

The county provides access to guardianship and fiduciary forms related to settling an estate.

The Kanawha County Board of Education site has resources for parents and students.

A mobile-friendly KCPL site featuring internet resources and social media driven content not found on kcpls.org.

A collection of forms used to file primarily civil cases in county magistrate courts in WV.

Includes 70+ modern and classical languages with English as a second language features.

The National Library of Medicine and the National Institute of Health team together to provide access to quality information.

Search back issues of the Charleston, Beckley, Bluefield, Fayetteville, Morgantown and Weirton digital microfilm. Available dates vary.

Explore books owned by the library about running a nonprofit.

Check the trends in growing careers. Explore career information to make decisions or write a paper.

Learn how to identify bullying and stand up to it safely. StopBullying.gov provides information from various government agencies on what bullying is, what cyberbullying is, who is at risk, and how you can prevent and respond to bullying.