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McColl community remembers late Mayor after deadly crash involving 18-wheeler
SUMMARY: The small town of McCall mourns the tragic death of Mayor George Garner, who died in a crash with an 18-wheeler while being pursued by police. Residents express deep sorrow, emphasizing Garner’s character as a caring and dedicated leader. The recent loss has significantly impacted the close-knit community, made more difficult by the town’s police force’s recent resignation and ongoing investigations. Many residents, despite the turmoil, believe in the power of faith and community unity to overcome challenges. Garner’s passing leaves a profound void, as he was deeply connected to the lives of those in McCall.
A sense of solemness felt throughout McColl Wednesday, as the small town grapples with the death of their mayor.
George Garner was killed after crashing into an 18-wheeler while evading police on Highway 34 in Darlington County Tuesday.
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New emergency management building coming to Pickens County
SUMMARY: Pickens County is set to construct a new multi-million dollar emergency services facility, improving response capabilities and addressing future growth. The 32,000-square-foot building, to be built on the existing site, will replace an outdated structure and include new training rooms and storage for emergency vehicles. Funded by federal COVID relief funds and the county’s general fund, the project is part of a larger $10 million radio upgrade. Groundbreaking is scheduled for next Thursday, with construction commencing in January and expected to take about a year to complete. The facility aims to serve the county for 25 to 30 years.
New emergency management building coming to Pickens County
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Cold, windy day
SUMMARY: After a wet stretch of weather, improvements are noted with breaks of sunshine in the region. Drier conditions are expected as cooler air moves in, leading to falling temperatures throughout the day. Light snow may occur in higher elevations near Tennessee and North Carolina, while most areas experience mild temperatures in the 50s. Greenville reported nearly 3.5 inches of beneficial rainfall without significant flooding. The forecast indicates mostly sunny skies moving into Thursday, with additional clouds on Friday and a chance of scattered showers on Saturday and Sunday. Temperatures are expected to rise significantly into the following week.
Cold, windy day
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Another federal court rules against DACA, this time related to health care | National
SUMMARY: A federal court has ruled against the Biden administration’s plan to provide free health care to Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) recipients, marking the fourth time courts have opposed the DACA program. The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) redefined “lawfully present” to include DACA recipients, but this was challenged by a coalition of 19 states. The court granted an injunction, stating CMS exceeded its authority and violated federal law prohibiting illegal immigrants from receiving federal benefits. The ruling prevents more than 200,000 DACA recipients from accessing ACA coverage, with the U.S. Supreme Court expected to ultimately decide the case.
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