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News
3rd Annual Cardiac Arrest Survivor Ceremony
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- By James "Chip" Moore
On May 10, 2013 Greenville County held its 3rd Annual Cardiac Arrest Survivor Ceremony at the Embassy Suites. Survivors and Honorees filled the room reunited again. Since beginning these ceremonies in 2010, cardiac arrest survivors have more than doubled. The annual ceremony honors those individuals and organizations that made each of those life saving events possible.
“It was no more than half a century ago that we would never conceive this type of ceremony. EMS was such a new thing. My message to you is to keep doing what you’re doing because it’s working,” said John Zaragosa, Director of Greenville County EMS.
Greenville County Salutes Fallen Officers at Memorial Service
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- By Bob Dill, Publisher
Greenville County held a memorial service May 14, 2013 for fallen officers. Forty-two law enforcement officers have been killed in the line of duty in Greenville county since 1797. Three of them were county sheriff’s. They were Sheriffs Robert Maxwell, Hendrix Rector and Sam D. Willis.
Eleven Deputy Sheriffs have died in the line of duty. The first was Deputy Sheriff Eli Pittman in 1906 and the last was Deputy Sheriff Andrew John Mazur in 2003. No Greenville County law enforcement officer has died in the line of duty in a decade. Seven died during the previous decade.
Tammy Johnston Receives Recognition from Wade Hampton Air Force JROTC
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- By Press Release
Regain Your Independence
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- By James "Chip" Moore
Devanny educates on Jeffersonian culture
Americans are slowly losing their independence in an age where big business and big government go hand in hand.
“If you wish to revive Jeffersonianism then you have to revive the culture of Jeffersonianism,” said Dr. John Devanny, an associate scholar with the Abbeville Institute.
According to Devanny, Thomas Jefferson had the “rightful remedy” to tyranny. While speaking to the Greenville Tea Party on May 9, Devanny explained that the Jefferson Republic is dependent on ownership.
“You must have people that own farms and own small businesses in order to secure a republic,” said Devanny.
Greenville County Drops Ethical Requirement for Boards and Commissions
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- By Bob Dill, Publisher
Individuals Benefiting Financially from Business with County Agencies may now legally serve on their Governing Boards
After several months of maneuvering and one vote of disapproval, seven members of Greenville County Council voted Tuesday, May 7 to repeal important ethical requirements for serving on county boards and commissions. The ordinance was repealed that prohibited individuals who themselves, their employer or family members benefit financially, through contracts or other arrangements with Greenville County government entities from serving on the boards or commissions that govern those taxpayer supported organizations.
Future Military Leaders Win Awards
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- By Tammy Johnston
“America needs more leaders that understand sacrifice and the satisfaction of being a part of something bigger than themselves,” exclaims Principal Radford of Wade Hampton High School as he speaks proudly of the JROTC Cadet winners at the awards ceremony last Wednesday night, May 8, 2013 before a packed crowd of parents and family members.
He goes on to say that the JROTC program gives the cadets the “building blocks” to prepare them for their future not only in military careers but also in civilian careers.
He believes these are the best students at WHHS and that they bring leadership to the student body. We had an opportunity to talk to three of the cadet student leaders that received awards and heard about their journey in the JROTC program and why they have enjoyed it so much.
Bob Jones Academy Held Their 86th Graduation Ceremony
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- By Press Release
Bob Jones Academy recently held their 86th graduation ceremony in Rodeheaver Auditorium on the Bob Jones University campus. The class, composed of 50 young ladies and 44 young men, heard a brief challenge from Dr. Dan Nelson, BJA administrator.
In addition to short speeches by valedictorian, Daniel Leung of Simpsonville, and salutatorian, Sarah Kuzmic of Greenville, several other students gave testimony of how God worked through their lives during their time at BJA.
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