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Berea Walmart Shooting Incident
- By Greenville County Councilman Willis Meadows
After the shooting at Walmart earlier in the week, I received a call from the news media about the high rate of crime in Berea.
After doing some research concerning crime at the Walmart store in Berea vs. the other Walmarts in Greenville County, I found there was little difference between the stores related to calls the sheriff’s department receives for help. In fact, the Wade Hampton Taylors store had more calls than any of the other stores in 2017.
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Main Street Signs Record Deal with Award Winning Kelly Wright
- By Christian Newswire
NASHVILLE -- Multi-talented vocalist Kelly Wright (photo) is the newest addition to the Main Street Music & Entertainment roster.
A unique entertainer and accomplished musician, many are familiar with Kelly's work as an Emmy Award-Winning TV news journalist. For over thirty years, Kelly has reported major news events across the globe, including co-hosting Fox News' Fox and Friends Weekend and America's News Headquarters Weekend. Beyond his extensive resume in journalism, Kelly is a prolific soloist who has graced stages such as the Apollo Theater, The Cotton Club, The Metropolitan Room and performed on programs with artists like Shirley Caesar, Cissy Houston, the late James Brown, Jonathan Butler and many more.
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Celebrating America in Taylors, SC
- By Tony Dunn
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Furman University Annual Patriotic Program
- By Gilbert Scales
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Pro-life Charity Offers $3000 to Women to Not Abort Their Child
- By Christian Newswire
ERIE, Penn. -- The following is submitted by Mrs. Laura Merriott, President, Save Unborn Life:
What would you pay to save an unborn baby from abortion? Save Unborn Life offers abortion-minded women a sum of $3000 to not abort their child, they can keep the baby or give it up for adoption.
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Elderly Woman Held in Hospice Facility Against Her Will
- By Christian Newswire
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. -- Life Legal is working with the daughter of an elderly Alabama woman who has been forced into hospice care against her will. Nancy Scott contacted us in despair after she learned that her elderly mother, Marian Leonard, was transferred to hospice even though Marian is not terminally ill. The state of Alabama placed Marian in protective custody and appointed a third-party guardian to take over Marian's care after erroneously believing Nancy moved her mother to home care against a doctor's recommendation.
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Historian Durant Asahmore Visits Fountain Inn Museum
- By Fountain Inn Museum
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