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Break Dancing: 1980's Style

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NYC's Richest Celebrities Of The 1980's | CNBC Prime

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The Best RPG's of the 1980's

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Man Utd 1980's Goal Compilation

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1980's Interiors -Visual Learning 4K

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Early 1980's LEGO sets catalog!

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FoxCarolina News

Anderson pub providing childcare for workers, making a difference
on January 28, 2022 at 5:20 am
ANDERSON, SC (FOX Carolina) - Making life easier one simple action at a time is how the owners of McGee Scot-Irish Pub runs the business. They provide childcare for employees during their shift. "I get to be here when he eats, I get to come in here and read with him, I can play with him as long as we’re not busy,” said Summer Rochester, a line cook at McGee’s. “I can come in here and check on him and be around him.” Staff told FOX Carolina that having adequate childcare is vital to their success as employees and parents because they can take care of business on and off the clock. “It takes a lot of stress off of me just knowing he’s right here with me and I know what he’s up to,” said Bonita Russell, a food expediter. About six months ago, the pub hired a licensed childcare worker to watch over their staff’s kids. This effective change has led to happier staff, less turnover, and the pub saving more money. “Much more beneficial to us than having to constantly retrain and rehire because that is very costly,” said Dixie Benca, co-owner and chef. “Back of house or kitchen crew, the production level has just been wonderful because the stress of wondering what may be going on with your child at home doesn’t exist because the child is here.” They are only allowed to have six children at a time and be there no longer than four hours. Parents are required to work when care is provided.
Country music superstar Reba McEntire returns to Greenville for first time in 20 years
on January 28, 2022 at 5:08 am
Greenville, SC (FOX Carolina) - County music fans in the Upstate had something to celebrate when one of the biggest names in the business made a stop in Greenville. Superstar Reba McEntire performed in front of a packed house at Bon Secours Wellness Arena on Thursday night. It’s the first time the country music icon has been to Greenville in more than two decades and fans couldn’t be more excited. “I’ve been a Reba fan since probably before I was born,” Kimberly Moock said. Reba, known for hits like "Consider me Gone" and "Fancy”, performed in front of a nearly sold out crowd. Some fans have waited years to see a show. Kimberly Moock drove up from Charleston, “One of my bucket list items is if I ever got to go see Reba within a 500 mile radius I was going. I didn’t care where she was at.” Reba is a household name with a successful career spanning across music, television, and film. She has won 3 GRAMMY Awards, had 35 No. 1 singles, and sold more than 56 million albums worldwide. “Reba is real country. She’s honest when she sings her songs and got feeling with it,” lifelong fan Lee Henry said. Her music hits home for fans who like classic county. “I’m just glad to listen to good ol’ country music. I love the older style music versus the newer style. I love listening to classical country music,”Moock said. Younger generations who grew up listening to her music were equally as pumped to see the country music star in-person. “Since I was little, my mom would jam out to her in the car so I’d just jam along,” Jaylyn Driver said.
Upstate city holds meeting regarding proposed RV park
on January 28, 2022 at 4:45 am
LANDRUM, SC (FOX CAROLINA) - The City of Landrum held a meeting regarding the controversy over a proposed RV park. The RV Park would be located 11 acres near I-26 Landrum Mill Road. Many locals say the project will cause more traffic and possibly bring in more crime. Other locals proposed different locations further away from town. "For an RV park for someone to come in, there needs to be a pill for it. Someone coming off the interstate just to pull in for one night there’s just nothing here for that," said Preston Simons a Landrum resident. "It’s the shopping. Well, all the stores close at 5 o’clock. If someone’s coming in, coming off the interstate, they’re gonna be coming in closer to 5 o’clock or later, there’s nothing else for them to do." The developer says the RV park would bring in more business for the area. He also said RV's can stay in one spot for a limited amount of time. They also mentioned there would be a registry to keep track of visitors.