Showing posts with label lee county council. Show all posts
Showing posts with label lee county council. Show all posts
Tuesday, August 14, 2007
Lee County Council Meeting
Went to the Lee County Council meeting this morning to report the Library activities for the month. It is really wonderful how our Council supports us. Additionally on the agenda were reports from the Workforce Development and the Lee County Mental Health Department. These meetings are always informative and also a great example of democracy at work!!
Tuesday, July 10, 2007
State Library Honchos visit the Lee County Library....
The Lee County Library hosted a lovely drop-in for the Lee County Council, Bishopville City Council and the members of the 10:00 Coffee Club this morning to meet and greet some guests from the South Carolina State Library. Mr. David Goble, Director of the South Carolina State Library and Dr. Curtis Rogers, Director of Library Services came to visit our new facility along with Felicia Vareen and Shae Tetterton. Their visit corresponded nicely with the one year anniversary of our move so we thought we would have a little party. Coffee and cake was served and a fine time was had by all.
Tuesday, May 8, 2007
Lee County Council
At this morning's meeting of the Lee County Council, Chairman Charles Arthur Beasley had some very kind words for the Lee County Public Library. We thank Chairman Beasley and the entire council for their support and generosity.
Summer Reading Update: We are pleased to announce that Judy Pancoast, also known as Judytunes, will be appearing on Monday July 16th at 2:00PM at the South Carolina Cotton Museum. Ms. Pancoast is a nationally renowned children's artist.
"Judy's catchy tunes and lyrics capture a child's world in a humorous and original way."
The Concord Monitor
Summer Reading Update: We are pleased to announce that Judy Pancoast, also known as Judytunes, will be appearing on Monday July 16th at 2:00PM at the South Carolina Cotton Museum. Ms. Pancoast is a nationally renowned children's artist.
"Judy's catchy tunes and lyrics capture a child's world in a humorous and original way."
The Concord Monitor
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