More than six years have passed since FVRLibraries last hosted a drag queen story hour. Opponents of the events asked the library to agree to never hold drag queen story hour again, as well as perform background checks on anyone making presentations at local libraries.
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Source: The Columbian
After drag queen story hour controversy, FVRLibraries instituted background checks for presenters
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