Karen Richel is a University of Idaho Extension Associate Professor in Latah County and is the Family Finance Extension educator for all ten North Idaho counties. Karen reaches residents with research-based information to help families build strong financial foundations and balanced lives. She caters to every age and socioeconomic group with one-on-one counseling/coaching sessions, classes, workshops, and simulations on topics ranging from goal setting and tracking expenses to retirement and end-of-life planning. Karen can reframe challenging past money memories (financial coaching), guide the way to managing resilient finances (financial education and counseling) and then help design a sustainable path to wealth planning (retirement and estate planning). Her educational background and certifications as an Accredited Financial Counselor^® and a Certified Money Coach^® allow her to provide all of these services to every resident. Her claim-to-fame is being the "budget queen." She can help you find money where you didn't know it existed.

The Moscow branch serves as headquarters of the Latah County Library District, housing the administrative, adult services, youth services, access services and technical services departments. There are 6 other library branches in the Latah County Library District, which can be viewed here: https://www.latahlibrary.org/l...

Learn tools to help you regain control of your money and bring hope to your finances. Topics will include managing spending, decreasing debt, beginning a budget, and more.

The largest library in the state of Idaho, housing well over a million books and subscribing to almost ten thousand periodicals, in print and online. The library is open to current U f I students, faculty, and staff via card swipe.

The mission of Neill Public Library is to provide an open environment in which people have free access to a wide variety of stories, ideas, information and opinions.

PDSC is a KultureCity Certified Sensory Inclusive Venue. All staff have completed the KultureCity Sensory Inclusive training. When you arrive at the front desk, you may collect a Sensory Inclusive Bag. Bags are available during regular museum hours; They contain items to help visitors feel calm, including noise cancelling headphones, an "I am feeling" visual communication card, and several fidget tools. There are designated quiet areas that are great places to decompress. To preview the PDSC experience, visit https://venue.kulturecity.org/... to see a slideshow explaining what to expect and what sensory inclusive features are provided.

**PDSC is open extended hours 4-6 PM on the first Wednesday of each month for Sensory-Friendly Times. To make the museum less stimulating, staff dim the lights and remove some of the noisier toys and features to create a calmer environment. To visit during sensory-friendly times advance RSVP is required by phone or email.

Whitman County Rural Library District is committed to meeting the most pressing needs within our communities while enhancing the lives of residents via countywide library locations, online products and services, and through community involvement. It is our aim to stimulate the connections between people and ideas, to encourage literacy, to enhance opportunities for self-education and to be an effective community partner. The Colfax branch serves as the main branch. There are 13 other branches, which can be viewed here: www.whitcolib.org/about/locations-and-hours/

**For Members Only** PDSC provides a free lending library out of their front lobby. Borrow books, STEM learning kits, educational toys, and more. The lending library is open during regular museum hours. Call or visit for more details.

Annual Membership Options:

Family (2 Adults and up to 6 children from the same household) $95/yr.

Individual (1 adult and 1 unnamed guest) $50/yr.

Senior - Military - Foster Family (see details online) $80/yr.

Must be a WSU student, faculty or staff member to fully access the library. You may sign up for a community user membership if you are not affiliated with WSU for access to local materials, and materials at other WSU campuses. Community users are not eligible for Summit borrowing or Interlibrary Loan services.

Fridays, 10:30-11:00 a.m. This weekly, guided, hands-on activity is at the intersection of art and science. With a different project each week, participants will learn new tools and methods for bringing creativity to life. FREE with admission, or with a PDSC membership.

Daily Admission

Adults: $7.50, Children: $6.00, Seniors: $6.50, Free with a current EBT card & Photo ID