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USDA Announces Funding to Increase Access to Education, Workforce Training and Health Care Opportunities in Rural Communities
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Investments will help more than 4.5 million rural Americans
WASHINGTON, Oct. 31, 2018 – Agriculture Secretary Sonny Perdue today announced that USDA is awarding grants for 128 projects to increase access to job training (PDF, 351 KB), educational and health care services in rural areas.
“Empowering rural Americans with access to services for quality of life and economic development is critical to rural prosperity,” Secretary Perdue said. “Distance learning and telemedicine technology bridges the gap that often exists between rural communities and essential education, workforce training and health care resources.”
National Law Enforcement Museum Announces Major Donation from FirstNet Team at AT&T
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- By Steve Groeninger
Communications, entertainment, and technology leader sponsors “Web of Law Enforcement” interactive feature
WASHINGTON —The National Law Enforcement Museum — the nation’s only museum dedicated to exploring nearly every facet of American law enforcement — announced a one-million-dollar donation from the FirstNet team at AT&T. The team behind the first high-speed, nationwide wireless broadband network dedicated to public safety, the FirstNet team at AT&T has generously sponsored the Museum’s Web of Law Enforcement feature in the To Serve and Protect exhibit, which uses media in different ways to explain the basics of how law enforcement works, what officers do, and why it is important.
Save the Storks Wraps Up Inaugural Flyway Intensive Conference for Pregnancy Resource Center Executive Directors
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Leaders from 30 pregnancy resource centers around the United States met in Colorado Springs for week-long intensive that equipped and encouraged those on the front lines of the pro-life movement.
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. -- Non-profit ministry Save the Storks announced today that the first annual Flyway Intensive was a resounding success, with 30 executive directors from pregnancy resource centers across the United States in attendance. The week-long event was held at Garden of the Gods Club in Colorado Springs and was opened with a devotional by Jayde Duncan, Senior Pastor at Antioch Church in Colorado Springs. Break-out sessions featured mentors who coached the executive directors and helped craft actionable SMART goals specific to each PRC.
Pittsburgh Synagogue Shooting: Billy Graham Rapid Response Team Chaplains Ministering to Hurting Community
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Crisis-response deployment to Pittsburgh coincides with ongoing ministry throughout the Southeast following Hurricanes Florence and Michael
CHARLOTTE, N.C. -- Crisis-trained chaplains with the Billy Graham Rapid Response Team are on the ground in Pittsburgh following Saturday's mass shooting at the Tree of Life Synagogue in the Squirrel Hill neighborhood. According to news reports, the attack claimed the lives of 11 people. Several more were injured, including police officers who engaged the shooter in their attempt to apprehend him.
Clemson Alumnus Kevin Yon Named Southeast’s Top Farmer
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RIDGE SPRING — Kevin Yon has built his life around family and farming, and on Oct. 16, he celebrated landmark moments on both fronts.
On the same day Yon’s first grandchild came home from the hospital to the family farm in Ridge Spring, he was named the overall winner of the Swisher Sweets/Sunbelt Expo Southeastern Farmer of the Year award for 2018.
“It was very special,” said Yon, a first-generation angus breeder. “And I got to be there for the birth prior to going to the banquet, so that was good, too.”
Washington Center Students Enjoyed An "Out In The Community" Day
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Students in Linda Kemp's Washington Center class enjoy going out into the community. The students visit various places, such as grocery stores, the mall, museums, the park and restaurants. While out in the community, students are able to practice skills that they learn in the classroom; those skills include counting out money to make purchases, locating items in a store as well as locating safety signs. The class recently visited downtown Greenville and ate lunch at Bertolo's. The students had the opportunity to practice locating safety signs. This is an important skill for students to learn in order to keep them safe.
Did you buy a computer with an internal or external disk drive between 2003-2008?
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If YES, you can get up to $10/drive back from a $25 MILLION class action settlement. Simply fill out the form at www.dollarsfordiskdrives.com. The settlement is in addition to $180 MILLION already recovered on behalf of class members in settlements with other defendants.
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