Crook County Library Honors Long-Serving Librarians

Lacey Rasco and Carrie Riley recognized for decade-long commitments to community

Published on Feb. 26, 2026

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The Crook County Library System recently awarded 10-year service plaques to two of its long-serving librarians, Lacey Rasco and Carrie Riley, in recognition of their dedicated work and contributions to the local community.

Why it matters

The Crook County Library plays a vital role in providing educational resources and programming, especially for youth, in this rural Wyoming community. Honoring the long-term service of librarians like Rasco and Riley highlights the importance of consistent, experienced leadership in maintaining a thriving local library system.

The details

Lacey Rasco was recognized for her decade of service as the Youth Services Librarian at the Moorcroft Branch Library, where she has been instrumental in shaping programming and services for the community's young people. Carrie Riley was honored for her work as the Adult Services Librarian from 2016-2022 and as the Crook County Branch Manager from 2022-2026, during which time her computer and technical services expertise has been invaluable.

  • The Crook County Library System recently awarded the 10-year service plaques.

The players

Lacey Rasco

Youth Services Librarian at the Moorcroft Branch Library of the Crook County Library System.

Carrie Riley

Adult Services Librarian from 2016-2022 and Crook County Branch Manager from 2022-2026 for the Crook County Library System.

Bonnie Stahla

Crook County Library Director.

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The takeaway

The recognition of Rasco and Riley's long-term service underscores the vital role that experienced, dedicated librarians play in maintaining the quality and relevance of local library systems, especially in rural communities like Crook County.