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Greenville County Monday Helene update
SUMMARY: South Carolina leaders are addressing the aftermath of Hurricane Helene during a news conference. Greenville County officials announced that they will open administrative offices tomorrow at noon, despite limited staff due to power outages affecting employees’ homes. FEMA has approved individual assistance for those with uninsured storm damage. Currently, 72% of the county remains without power, with efforts ongoing to clear debris and restore services. Residents can report storm damage through the SC Emergency Manager App. Officials stress safety and patience while advising against removing barricades or disregarding road closures for personal safety.
Greenville County Monday Helene update
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Dawn Staley says she would have left South Carolina for New York Knicks coaching job
SUMMARY: Dawn Staley revealed she would have left South Carolina, where she won three national championships, to become the New York Knicks head coach if offered the job. She interviewed for the position before the Knicks hired Mike Brown last month. Staley emphasized the significance of breaking barriers as the NBA’s first female head coach. During her interview, she asked Knicks officials if they were prepared for the unique challenges of hiring a female coach, which she believes may have hurt her chances. Despite this, Staley felt she performed well but sensed a shift in energy after raising those concerns.
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One year ago: Clinton fire scorches through historic piece of city's downtown
SUMMARY: One year ago, a devastating fire tore through several historic buildings on Musgrove Street in downtown Clinton, destroying four businesses and leaving a large empty lot. The fire engulfed beloved local establishments like House of Pizza and Aspen and Figs, deeply impacting owners who had invested their heart and soul into their businesses. Despite financial support from insurance and community backing, the loss remains painful. House of Pizza recently reopened nearby, symbolizing resilience. While recovery continues, the future of the vacant site remains uncertain. The fire marked a significant change, with the town still healing from the loss and looking forward to rebuilding.
One year ago: Clinton fire scorches through historic piece of city’s downtown
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At least five children injured in a shooting at a Minneapolis Catholic school
SUMMARY: On August 27, 2025, a shooting at Annunciation Catholic School in Minneapolis injured at least five children during the first week of classes. Authorities contained the shooter, and no active threat remained. Governor Tim Walz called the incident “horrific” and expressed prayers for those affected. Children’s Minnesota and Hennepin Healthcare treated the injured. The school was evacuated, and families were directed to a reunification zone. The shooting followed multiple fatal shootings in Minneapolis within 24 hours and came amid a wave of hoax shooting calls on U.S. campuses. President Trump and local officials monitored the situation closely.
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