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AnMed Health and Anderson County partner to hold COVID-19 vaccination clinic
on January 17, 2021 at 2:30 am
ANDERSON, SC (FOX Carolina) - South Carolina continues phase 1A of its COVID-19 vaccine rollout, giving first priority to healthcare workers and those over the age of 70. The high demand for the vaccine is leading to a slower rollout than some had hoped for, but Saturday in Anderson County more than 500 community members got their first dose. The Anderson Civic Center has for the most part been empty over the course of the pandemic, but on Saturday it was the host of a COVID-19 vaccination clinic. George Eichler was one of the around 500 people who received their first dose of the vaccine at the Civic Center on Saturday. "Well hopefully we're getting close to having a normal life, that's the main thing we all look forward to," he said. A partnership between AnMed Health and Anderson County made the vaccination clinic possible, as South Carolina gets deeper into phase 1A of its vaccine rollout plan. "The quicker we get this out the quicker we can see an improvement in the number of COVID-19 patients that are in our community. With that being said, regardless of how quickly we may want it there are processes that we have to follow to maintain safety while we give the vaccine," said Stephan Jones, with the AnMed Health Performance and Process Improvement Department To keep up with social distancing and because supply of the vaccine is limited, the clinic was appointment only for the 500 plus people who got the shot. AnMed officials say appointments for Saturday were fully booked within hours. As a matter of fact, all appointments for a vaccine through the end of the month at the health system have already been booked. Eichler says the first dose was painless and "very nice" to have. "Safety, want to get as much protection as we can get," he explains. "I've seen enough people get these vaccinations that I know it's a necessity." <a href="https://scdhec.gov/covid19/covid-19-vaccine-allocation" target="_blank">According to DHEC</a>, the state has received more than 300,000 doses of the vaccine but has only administered 155,000 of those. Health officials want people to remain patient, with hopes that events like Saturday's clinic can help speed up the rate of vaccinations. "It has worked very well, it has been an overwhelming response from the community. Very positive comments from those who have gone through the process and we look forward to having these in the future," said Jones. The COVID-19 vaccine is administered in two doses given three weeks apart. AnMed officials say the people who got their first shot at the clinic on Saturday made appointments while there for their second shot in a few weeks.
Asheville FD credits sprinkler system for containing fire at College St. building
on January 16, 2021 at 11:13 pm
ASHEVILLE, N.C. (FOX Carolina) - Asheville FD says a sprinkler system helped contain a fire that broke out Friday morning at a building along College Street. <a href="https://www.facebook.com/AshevilleFD/posts/4153304764683607" target="_blank">AFD reported in a Facebook post</a> on Saturday more details about the fire. The department said the fire was caused by people who had lit combustibles to keep warm, and was located in the floor between the 2nd and 3rd floor. The sprinkler system cut on and kept it in that area. Crews did not report any injuries.
Firefighters respond to deadly house fire in Easley
on January 16, 2021 at 9:27 pm
EASLEY, SC (FOX Carolina)- Easley firefighters say that one person died in a fire that occurred earlier on North 1st St. behind City Hall on Saturday. The Easley Fire department says they were called to the fire at around 8:52 Saturday morning. Firefighters say they were able to contain the fire in just over half an hour. Easley fire chief Matthew Littleton shared a statement on the incident. "Our hearts are broken for the family and our community. I ask for your thoughts and prayers as the family begins to heal." The investigation into the fire is ongoing. MORE NEWS: <a href="https://www.foxcarolina.com/auction-bids-are-topping-57-000-for-a-rare-20-banknote-with-del-monte-sticker/article_3dc4a3f0-bdb2-5b2e-8024-ae3602501f98.html" target="_blank">Auction bids are topping $57,000 for a rare $20 banknote with Del Monte sticker on it</a>