Remember SC Hacked? Over four million South Carolina businesses and individuals' financial information stolen by hackers armed with dastardly intentions and brilliant computer skills.

Pulitzer Prize−winning author Elizabeth Strout has released a new novel titled The Burgess Boys.  A Booklist review describes this latest work as a story “in which the fabric of family, loyalty, and difficult choices is revealed in layer after artful layer.”

Check out the TV on DVD recently added to the library's collection.

Check out the non-fiction DVDs recently added to the library's collection.

Check out the audiobooks recently added to the library's collection.

Check out the music on CD recently added to the library's collection.

Check out the feature films on DVD recently added to the library's collection.

Check out the films on Blu-ray recently added to the library's collection.

I must confess I am an avid serial reader. Once I find a good book that is part of a series, I continue reading one after another until I have finished the series or I wait, with much anticipation, until the next book is published. This is not something new as I began this addiction as a child when I fell in love with the “Little House on the Prairie” books. I am more in to the mystery/thriller genre right now and these are a few of my favorite authors and their series:

Tina N. Herbert, Executive Director of the City of Columbia Office of Business Opportunities presented at Richland Library on March 27 as part of our 3rd Small Business Learning Series program. She explored the OBO's program offerings and services, including financing, education and technical assistance, and contractor and supplier diversity.