Forensic archaeologist Ruth Galloway and PCI Nelson delve into the mystery of a modern murder victim entombed at an ancient stone circle.
Book Corner: Here Are Some Creepy Books for Kids, Teens
CRRL's Youth Services staff have great suggestions for spooky stories featuring ghosts, magic, mysteries, and an eerie field trip.
Hot New Titles for November 2020
Check out these popular adult titles that will hit our collection in November. To see more titles, including new titles in popular series, check out our new titles page. Summaries provided by the publishers. An uplifting, irresistible novel about two women on a life-changing adventure: Miss Benson's Beetle, by Rachel Joyce. It is 1950. London is…
Flying in Dark Places: Bats and Caves of Virginia
In October, thoughts easily turn to creatures of darkness and sunless places. Join us as we explore the world of caves and bats in Virginia.
Repurposing Your Curbside Pickup Bags
From recycling to crafting, discover the many things you can do with simple paper bags to reduce waste in useful and creative ways.
Book Corner: Books That (Safely) Give You a Scare
Adult Services Coordinator Tracy McPeck shares some favorite spooky reads--and the reasons why we love them!
5 Classic Films with Zombies
With the success of the TV series The Walking Dead, zombies are now considered one of the most popular monsters in pop culture. People who just recently became interested in zombie-related works may be surprised to learn how long zombies have existed in the public’s imagination. The following films provide plenty of thrills and chills…
Bustin’ Makes Me Feel Good: The History of the Ghostbusters
“When there’s somethin’ strange in the neighborhood, who ya gonna call?” The memorable lyrics to Ray Parker Jr.’s theme opened one of the most popular comedies of the 1980s, Ghostbusters. The 1984 film would go on to spawn a sequel in 1989, as well as a popular animated series that would run in syndication and…
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