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Military/Veterans
War of 1812 Veteran John Martin Inducted into Anderson County Hall of Fame
- By Julia Barnes
On October 16, 2018, the Anderson County Museum advisory committee inducted John Martin of the Ebeneezer community of Anderson County into the hall of fame. Museum director Beverly Childs welcomed attendees to the museum and gave a brief overview of the recipients from 2003 until 2017. She introduced advisory committee vice chair Dr. Julia Barnes, who had provided the documentation for the application of John Martin.
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NGU Partners To Offer Interview Skills For Veterans Seminar
- By Press Release
Tigerville, SC (October 3, 2018) – North Greenville University’s Leadership and Professional Development Department will offer a half-day workshop on interview skills for veterans on October 30 at The Tim Brashier Campus on 405 Lancaster Avenue in Greer.
“This seminar is designed to equip our transitioning veterans with skills needed in the interview process as they move from military to civilian life,” states Dr. Jill Rayburn, NGU’s Director of Academic Engagement and Outreach. Rayburn continues, “We are excited to partner with The RECON Network to make this event possible for these heroes.
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30th Division Remembered
- By Stuart McClure
Major Rudolf Anderson, Jr. American Legion Post 214 Color Guard took part in the Honoring of the 30th Infantry Division. Having their training at Camp Severe, Greenville before going to France, braking through the Hindenburg Line, bring an end to World War 1. The Commemoration was held at McPherson Park Downtown Greenville.
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