Newsroom
For urgent media queries, please call 803.587.3637.
Thank you for visiting Richland Library’s Newsroom. We hope to provide you access to information, surrounding our 13 locations, with regular updates through media alerts, news releases, photos and video.
Photo/Video/Media Requests:
Richland Library encourages customers to capture their visit – whether it be finding a favorite book, experiencing a library program, utilizing a meeting space or enjoying a guided tour.
We're happy to facilitate photo, video and media requests on Richland Library properties - both inside and outside of our buildings - that include - but are not limited to...
- posed sessions (engagement photos; family photos; business head shots; etc.);
- professional sessions; and
- commercialized sessions
Please contact the Community Relations Department in advance, so we can make the most of your visit and time. We ask for notice, at least two days in advance, but we will do our best to accommodate day-of requests.
Photo, video and media requests must fall in line with Richland Library’s Code of Conduct, meeting room policy and customer privacy policies. We reserve the right to intervene if these requests disrupt business, damage library property, inhibit customer access or cause safety hazards.
A reminder, permission to film doesn’t constitute implied or explicit endorsement of content.
Contact Us:
Emily Stoll
Community and Media Relations Coordinator
803.587.3637
estoll@richlandlibrary.com
Tamara King
Community Relations Director
803.457.0269
tking@richlandlibrary.com
Tele-Town Halls:
Resources for Seniors
May 21, 2020
For this 60-minute tele-town hall, held at 6:30 p.m. on Thursday, May 21, 2020, we teamed up with some of our community partners to give hundreds of senior citizens in Richland County an opportunity to ask important questions about staying safe during the COVID-19 pandemic. Guests included representatives from Senior Resources, AARP SC, SC DHEC and Sheriff Leon Lott.
Frequently Asked Questions from this Tele-Town Hall
Resources for the Latino Community
April 9, 2020
In an attempt to share important information about education and medical assistance during the coronavirus pandemic, the Richland Library hosted a bilingual tele-town hall event to support families and caregivers in the Latino community.
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