by McCormick County Library | Apr 6, 2018 | Meeting Room, News, Speakers
Gail Oust is often accused of flunking retirement. While working as a nurse/vascular technologist, she penned nine historical romances under the pseudonym of Elizabeth Turner. It wasn’t until she and her husband retired to South Carolina that inspiration...
by McCormick County Library | Feb 24, 2018 | Meeting Room, News, Speakers
Do you know the difference between old time mountain music and bluegrass? Come on down to the McCormick Library on Thursday, March 15th to learn the difference with your own ears. David Donehoo and the Hillbillies in Training (HIT) String Band will perform...
by McCormick County Library | Feb 6, 2018 | Meeting Room, News, Speakers
On Thursday, February 15th at the McCormick Library, local author Marion Sturkey will talk about his new book Casualties of War. The nonfiction book focuses on the core issues of the American Civil War with an emphasis on casualties and on the common Confederate...
by McCormick County Library | Nov 17, 2017 | Meeting Room, News, Speakers
On Thursday, December 7th at 3:30 pm, Sandy Knowles of the South Carolina Talking Book Services will give a presentation and answer questions about this beneficial free program for eligible citizens. The presentation will be held at the McCormick County Library....
by McCormick County Library | Sep 9, 2017 | Meeting Room, News, Speakers
On Thursday evening September 21st, the McCormick Library will host local author Liz Gilmore Williams. Williams will talk about her quest to uncover the WWII experiences of her late father from the nearly 300 letters found in the attic of her girlhood home. The...
by McCormick County Library | Aug 13, 2017 | Friends of the Library, Meeting Room, News, Speakers
Are you ready for the eclipse? The McCormick Library is announcing a second opportunity to attend the Eclipse/Astronomy Program hosted by astronomer Kevin Manning on Saturday, August 19th at 10 am. Free and open to the public, this presentation is a guided tour into...
