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McCormick kicks off Christmas with Festival of Trees and more
SUMMARY: McCormick, SC is celebrating the Christmas season with a variety of festive activities, including the 11th annual Festival of Trees at the Dorn Mill Complex. The event, a fundraiser for the McCormick County Historical Commission, features 17 decorated trees showcasing six themes and local historical stories. The event, which begins in October, draws over 2,000 visitors annually. Additionally, local business Lee’s Jewelry and Watch Repair is spotlighted for its wide range of services, including repairs, appraisals, and engravings. The Festival of Trees and the Holiday Market will take place December 13-14 at the Dorn Mill Complex.
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Beaufort County warns of rabies and distemper threat to pets, animal officials urge vaccinations
SUMMARY: Beaufort County Animal Services warned residents of recent threats of rabies and distemper outbreaks. Both diseases are deadly; distemper spreads rapidly among animals, while rabies is zoonotic and nearly always fatal once symptoms appear. Rabies is common in local wildlife like bats, raccoons, and foxes, and occasionally in stray cats and dogs. Vaccination is crucial to protect pets, as unvaccinated animals exposed to rabies face a six-month quarantine, while vaccinated pets have a ten-day quarantine. If a pet is bitten or a rabid/distempered animal is spotted, report it to the health department and Department of Natural Resources immediately.
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Jonesboro band culture responsible for global legacy | FOX 5
SUMMARY: Jonesboro High School’s marching band has earned invitations to perform at prestigious events: the New Year’s Day Parade in London and the Rose Parade in Pasadena, California. With 120 students from a Title I school, these opportunities are monumental, often representing students’ first trips outside Georgia. The band director emphasizes the community’s crucial financial support, as costs for London alone reach $300,000, with Pasadena estimated at $200,000-$250,000. Fundraisers, GoFundMe, and Cash App campaigns are underway. Students like junior Gabrielle Bailey express pride and excitement to represent their city and state on global stages, showcasing their talent and dedication.
Jonesboro High School’s Majestic Marching Band is preparing for an extraordinary series of performances. Students credit the …
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AP Top 25 college football rankings show Georgia Tech, Vanderbilt and USC breaking through
SUMMARY: Ohio State, Penn State, and LSU remain the top three in the Week 4 AP Top 25 poll. Miami rose to No. 4 after dominant wins over USF and Georgia, while Georgia Tech entered the Top 25 following a 24-21 upset of Clemson. Texas A&M jumped into the top 10 after beating Notre Dame, which remains ranked despite an 0-2 start. Oregon dropped to No. 6 despite a strong win. Clemson, South Carolina, and Notre Dame suffered setbacks, risking their rankings. The Heisman race shifts as preseason favorites falter. Voters consider factors beyond scores, emphasizing performance quality and common opponents.
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