CHARLESTON, S.C. – The newly renovated Cynthia Graham Hurd/St. Andrews Library, located at 1735 N. Woodmere Drive, is now open to the public. CCPL held a grand reopening ceremony and ribbon cutting to welcome back the public. The branch has been...
CHARLESTON, S.C. - In honor of Holocaust Remembrance Day, Jan. 27, Charleston County Public Library is highlighting a previous program, Human Story: Featuring Holocaust Survivor Joe Engel, a member of the Charleston community. The program was hosted...
CHARLESTON, S.C. - Do you enjoy both reading and cooking in your leisure time? Me too! My name is Andrea LaFalce, and I work in Adult Services at our Main branch in downtown Charleston.
While reading books, I have always appreciated references to...
CHARLESTON, S.C. - We are living through very stressful events. Emotions can manifest in different ways. The following infographic displays frequent symptoms of anxiety. This blog post will provide you with possible solutions if you have any of these...
CHARLESTON, S.C. - Are you tired of being comfortably uncomfortable in your current job? If you consistently feel unfulfilled or bored with your career and need a change, this post is for you.
Deciding to change your profession is an important...
The business of peddling food through the streets is an ancient practice that became a part of Charleston’s culinary scene during the colonial era. The real “golden age” of local huckstering dawned after the Civil War, when scores of formerly...
Vending food on the streets of Charleston was a major form of commerce for centuries before it all but disappeared in the mid-twentieth century. Mobile and musical hucksters, predominantly of African descent, carried food around the city in baskets...
Hemp was one of many crops that nearly became a staple part of the economy in the early years of South Carolina. Requiring large quantities of the weed for use in the maritime industry, the provincial government and British Parliament offered...
CHARLESTON, S.C. - If you joined our field trip to the zoo this afternoon, you got to learn about some adorable wallabies and watch them jump.
Do you remember where wallabies are from? Do you remember what macropod means? That means they have big...