CHARLESTON, S.C. - At Charleston County Public Library (CCPL), our aim is to reach and assist people from as many walks of life as we can. Plenty of people have made mistakes in their past and are actively trying to better themselves. Many folks face...
CHARLESTON, S.C. - In October, The Charleston County Board of Elections and Voter Registration will open four in-person satellite voting locations. Citizens will also be able to return completed mail-in absentee ballots to election officials at the...
CHARLESTON, S.C. - Charleston County Public Library was notified by a staff member of the Wando Mount Pleasant Library that they tested positive for COVID-19.
Charleston County Public Library staff implemented our response plan, per CDC and DHEC...
Nicholas Trott was the most prolific author and premiere legal scholar in colonial South Carolina, but his house and the memory of its location disappeared more than two centuries ago. A trail of small clues led to the rediscovery of its location...
CHARLESTON, S.C. - There's a chill in the air, and while 2020 has changed how we tailgate, friends and families are still finding ways to gather and celebrate their favorite teams, whether it's college or professional.
From the coin flip to that...
CHARLESTON, S.C. - Life as we know it changed six months ago when a global pandemic entered our world. Our economy, financial stability, healthcare, and livelihoods are still reeling from the effect of COVID-19. Hoping to ease some strain and provide...
CHARLESTON,S.C. - The Charleston County Public Library (CCPL) and the Lowcountry Food Bank are working together to alleviate child hunger in Charleston by providing after school snacks at the Main Library in downtown Charleston. The free, nutritious...
CHARLESTON, S.C. - The Charleston County Public Library (CCPL) and the Lowcountry Food Bank are working together to alleviate child hunger in Charleston by providing after school snacks at the Main Library in downtown Charleston. The free, nutritious...
CHARLESTON, S.C. - The Charleston County Public Library is bringing story-time home to families and children: you can now listen to stories by dialing into our new Dial-A- Story line! All you need is access to a phone and you can listen to stories...
In a quaint brick structure recessed from the south side of Cumberland Street once lived one of the most famous South Carolinians of the colonial era, Chief Justice Nicholas Trott—so says a century’s worth of tourist literature and newspaper copy...