Stick to the plain facts. Don't use superlatives in describing your library, its services and programs. The article is now typed, proof read and is almost ready to go. Think of a lead that will get the attention of the reader and hint at the content of the article. Type the lead in capital letters.
Some people center the lead others have the lead flushed left like the other text.
The editor may change the lead. The article is now ready to be typed on school stationery or plain paper. On the top left you type the Department or person the article is addressed to and then the newspaper's address. For your first time you will have to examine the newspaper or call the newspaper for that information. Double space between the two.