The era of CD-based consoles would see many innovative new games released and changes in the presentation and style of gaming.
Stop Motion Animation: A Brief History
Before you start on your own stop-motion film, read about the history of the art form and the milestones in the development of this style of animation.
History of Video Games, Pt. 1: The Great Crash & Nintendo’s Rise
Librarian John Gaines shares the history of home video games, from Atari to Nintendo to Sega. Bring on the Console Wars!
Explorers Underfoot: Insects of Virginia
Learning about the many roles insects play can help you maintain your garden and protect the environment.
Dealing with Disasters and Emergencies
This post provides a list of some websites that may be of assistance to you in disaster planning, as well as some books on the topics of disaster prep and response.
Want to Get Vaccinated? Check Out These Local Resources
A guide to websites and phone numbers that can help you sign up for your COVID vaccine shot and give information on the vaccines available in Virginia.
Masters of the Deep: The Story of Sharks and Rays
Unravel the mysteries of these great predators of the ocean during Shark Week—or any week—at your local CRRL branch.
Summer Movie Magic: A History of Blockbuster Films
For over 40 years, movie fans have eagerly awaited the arrival of the summer season, a time when some of Hollywood’s most vibrant and imaginative popular films emerge. The nature of a “summer blockbuster,” as well as the time of release, has changed over the years, but most have been broadly appealing movies with a…
Try Origami, the Art of Folding Paper
All you need are some pieces of paper, a set of instructions for the pattern you want, and (for some patterns) a set of scissors.
Astronomy for You: Summertime Stargazing
Go outside and discover the wonders of the Universe with the help of these books, apps, and websites.
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