Movie night tonight @ 6:30 pm at Headquarters
Tuesday, June 25, 2013
Friday, June 21, 2013
sending items to tech
From Tech Services Staff--
When sending any item to Tech for repair it must be changed in LS Circ using "Special Status" on the "Check-In" screen. If an item shows as "Checked In" or "In Transit" when it is really in Tech Services, this is not fair to the patrons or to other staff members who may be searching for that item.
When sending any item to Tech for repair it must be changed in LS Circ using "Special Status" on the "Check-In" screen. If an item shows as "Checked In" or "In Transit" when it is really in Tech Services, this is not fair to the patrons or to other staff members who may be searching for that item.
Tuesday, June 18, 2013
benevolence lunch today
Put your lunchbox away and come on up to the 3rd floor at HQ for a hotdog lunch to support the benevolence fund! Cedric will be delivering lunches to those who requested them at the branches.
Friday, June 14, 2013
Thursday, June 13, 2013
summer reading challenge
Just a reminder, the 9th Annual Summer Reading Challenge is underway! All events for 2013 will be held at Trinity Oaks Retirement Community's Special Events Room in the Main Building, 728 Klumac Road, Salisbury. RPLcan anticipate a long hold list on these titles...
READING CHALLENGE BOOK CLUB / EVENT 1
Thursday, June 27th @ 7 pm
Review and discussion of The Next Time You See Me by Holly Goddard Jones who teaches creative writing at UNC-Greensboro. Jones' first novel follows the disappearance of one woman, Ronnie Eastman, found dead in the woods outside a small Southern town whos residents have ambitions, prejudices, and anxieties aplenty wrapped in myster.
READING CHALLENGE BOOK CLUB / EVENT2
Thursday, August 8th @ 7 pm
Review and discussion of Once Upon a River by Bonnie Jo Campbell who lives in Kalamzoo, Michigan and teaches at Pacific University. Her fourth novel chronicles the coming-of-age odyssey of 16-year-old Margo Crane, an unforgettable heroine--part Huck Finn and Annie Oakley. The search for her mother is a challenging adventure on the river!
READING CHALLENGE BOOK CLUB / EVENT3
Thursday, September 26th @ 7 pm
Review & Discussion of Salvation by Kurt Corriher. Dr. Corriher, professor of modern foreign languages at Catawba College, will discuss the creative process he used with Someone to Kill, and with Salvation. A writer and stage actor, his approach to the mystique of creativity is uniquely his own and fascinating to hear. Salvation departs from the international intrigue of Corriher's first novel and takes the reader down river on a tightly woven adventure starting in the NC mountains in 1941, ending on the coast in a hurricane. The novel is a full-blooded tale of family, love, and murder tossed with revenge and no little redemption. Salvation is, indeed, what all the characters seek.
READING CHALLENGE BOOK CLUB / EVENT 1
Thursday, June 27th @ 7 pm
Review and discussion of The Next Time You See Me by Holly Goddard Jones who teaches creative writing at UNC-Greensboro. Jones' first novel follows the disappearance of one woman, Ronnie Eastman, found dead in the woods outside a small Southern town whos residents have ambitions, prejudices, and anxieties aplenty wrapped in myster.
READING CHALLENGE BOOK CLUB / EVENT2
Thursday, August 8th @ 7 pm
Review and discussion of Once Upon a River by Bonnie Jo Campbell who lives in Kalamzoo, Michigan and teaches at Pacific University. Her fourth novel chronicles the coming-of-age odyssey of 16-year-old Margo Crane, an unforgettable heroine--part Huck Finn and Annie Oakley. The search for her mother is a challenging adventure on the river!
READING CHALLENGE BOOK CLUB / EVENT3
Thursday, September 26th @ 7 pm
Review & Discussion of Salvation by Kurt Corriher. Dr. Corriher, professor of modern foreign languages at Catawba College, will discuss the creative process he used with Someone to Kill, and with Salvation. A writer and stage actor, his approach to the mystique of creativity is uniquely his own and fascinating to hear. Salvation departs from the international intrigue of Corriher's first novel and takes the reader down river on a tightly woven adventure starting in the NC mountains in 1941, ending on the coast in a hurricane. The novel is a full-blooded tale of family, love, and murder tossed with revenge and no little redemption. Salvation is, indeed, what all the characters seek.
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