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Community
USDA Launches Interactive Data Tool to Help Rural Communities Address the Opioid Crisis
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- By USDA
New Community Assessment Tool Empowers Rural Leaders to Make Data-Driven Decisions to Build Resilient Communities
WASHINGTON, Oct. 4, 2018 – Assistant to the Secretary for Rural Development Anne Hazlett today announced the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) has launched an interactive data tool to help community leaders build grassroots strategies to address the opioid epidemic.
“Under the leadership of President Trump, USDA is committed to being a strong partner to rural America in addressing this monumental challenge,” Hazlett said. “Local leaders in small towns across our country need access to user-friendly and relevant data to help them build grassroots solutions for prevention, treatment and recovery.”
Anderson's Jewish Heritage - Exhibit Opening
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- By Anderson County Museum
Anderson’s Jewish Heritage will explore the long history of Anderson’s Jewish population. From the very first Jewish immigrants in the 1800s to the growth of Jewish owned businesses in the 20th century, Anderson’s history has been influenced by the presence of this thriving community. Through the lens of some of the oldest families of our area we can learn what roles Anderson’s Jews have played in the evolution of our city and county. Opening reception is free and open to the public. The exhibit opening and reception will begin at 5:30 p.m.
Disaster Recovery Centers Opening in Marion, Marlboro, Georgetown Counties
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- By SC Governor's Office
COLUMBIA, S.C. – The State of South Carolina and FEMA will open Disaster Recovery Centers in Marion, Marlboro, and Georgetown Counties. Marion's will open tomorrow, October 4, Marlboro's will open Friday, October 5, and Georgetown's will open Sunday, October 7.
The centers offer in-person support to individuals and businesses in the counties included in the South Carolina major disaster declaration for Hurricane Florence and the subsequent floods.
South Carolina 4-H’ers Give Presentation at Regional Leadership Conference
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- By Steve Bradley - Clemson
The 14th annual Southern Region 4-H Teen Leadership Conference took place Sept. 20-23 at the Clyde M. York 4-H Center in Crossville and members of the South Carolina State Teen Council not only attended but were also selected to give a presentation at the event.
Urgent: “Tons” of Tuna Needed
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- By Harvest Hope Food Bank
Harvest Hope Has Immediate Need for Tuna Donations for Disaster Relief
South Carolina – Harvest Hope Food Bank is seeking help from the community in the form of tuna donations. Tuna, canned or in a pouch, is the staple protein food in disaster relief boxes.
“We have depleted our supplies and still need to help Hurricane Florence flood victims in the Pee Dee,” says Keith Ferrell, interim CEO of Harvest Hope. “We hope the public can help us.”
Pick Me! SC: South Carolina's First Ever Statewide Adoption Event is Here
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- By No Kill South Carolina
50 shelters, rescues and Petco stores are working together to adopt 1,500 animals October 5 – 7!
History is being made in animal welfare across South Carolina October 5 – 7. That’s when Pick Me! SC takes place at an animal shelter or rescue near you! Sponsored by the Petco Foundation and organized by No Kill South Carolina (NKSC) – the goal is to save 1,500 lives through adoptions in just one weekend. Most shelters are offering “no-fee” or “low-fee” adoptions as part of this lifesaving event.
“This really is the culmination of a dream come true,” said the Director of NKSC Abigail Kamleiter. “No Kill South Carolina has worked so hard for the past three years to bring all of our shelters together and Pick Me! SC is the perfect example of how all of us are stronger – together.”
Worldwide Marriage Encounter's Longest Married Couple Project Sets New Dates for the Highly Successful Program Honoring Long Marriages
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- By Christian Newswire
SAN BERNARDINO, Calif. -- The ninth annual WWME Longest Married Couple Project (LMC) has established new dates for the 2019 program, as well as future yearly projects, it was announced today by the co-chairs of the annual project.
"After much thought and research, it has been decided that starting with the 2019 LMC project we will accept nominations beginning Feb. 14 of next year and ending on May 14, 2019. The awards to the national and state winners will be presented in June 2019, which is also known as National Marriage Month," said Dick & Diane Baumbach and Bryan & Karen Berland, United States Co-Chairs of the LMC project.
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