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Eric Church – Homeboy (Official Music Video)

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Eric Church – Creepin' (Official Music Video)

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Zach Williams – Old Church Choir (Live from Harding Prison)

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Cochren & Co. – Church (Take Me Back) [Official Lyric Video]

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Breakthrough covid cases increases in SC, health officials say rare occurrence
on May 6, 2021 at 3:36 am
GREENVILLE, SC (FOX Carolina) - South Carolina has seen an increase in the number of breakthrough COVID-19 cases. However, state health officials say it’s still rare for someone to receive a positive Covid diagnosis after getting vaccinated. Unfortunately, one Greenville man is part of the breakthrough case numbers. Jeremy Krober was fully vaccinated back in February, he received both doses of the Pfizer BioNT shot. Because of his job, he’s mandated to get tested weekly. Now, he’s wondering where he came in contact with the virus. “We had been very cautious, we wear one mask or two masks, and we’ve avoided large gatherings,” said Krober. We were told by DHEC officials Wednesday afternoon that 258 breakthrough cases have been reported in the state, six have died. We spoke with an infectious disease physician about these findings. “95 percent protection is incredible but it’s not 100 percent,” said Dr. Helmut Albrecht We asked him is there was a variant health officials have noticed to be more prevalent among breakthrough cases. “DHEC is working on a report for this but we’ve seen California variants as the one that worries us the most,” Dr. Albrecht said. MORE NEWS: <a class="tnt-asset-link" style="font-size: 1.17em;" href="https://www.foxcarolina.com/news/brevard-college-says-all-students-staff-faculty-must-be-fully-vaccinated-by-fall/article_b5c38080-adfe-11eb-b9be-3fb3d3ef5923.html?block_id=994016">Brevard College says all students, staff, faculty must be fully vaccinated by fall</a>
House OKs doing away with purchase permits to buy handgun
on May 6, 2021 at 2:41 am
RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) — North Carolina's long practice of county sheriffs granting permits to local residents before they can buy a handgun would end under legislation approved by the House on Wednesday night. The North Carolina Sheriffs' Association backed the pistol purchase permit repeal — a change in direction for the group after years of opposing the idea. Sheriffs would still perform reviews of applications for concealed weapons permits. Under federal law, licensed gun dealers are required to perform national instant background checks before a person can purchase or receive a handgun. People convicted of certain crimes or under indictment can be prevented from purchasing a gun. The sheriffs' group and bill supporters say the records contained in the background check database have become more robust in recent years, particularly as it related to involuntarily commitments for mental health or substance abuse treatment. Improvements to the background check system “have rendered the pistol purchase permit obsolete” and duplicative, Eddie Caldwell, the sheriffs' association executive vice president, said as quoted in a news release from House Republicans. The <a target="—blank" href="https://www.ncleg.gov/Sessions/2021/Bills/House/PDF/H398v2.pdf">repeal proposal</a> comes as sheriffs in some urban counties were overloaded by purchase permit requests last year during the COVID-19 pandemic, leading to months-long delays even now, said Republican Rep. Jay Adams from Catawba County, a bill sponsor. “The permitting system does take away resources available to the sheriff’s department,” Adams said before the bill passed by a largely party-line vote of 69-48. “This restores those capabilities.” Gun control advocates opposed the repeal, saying the permit program has prevented applicants otherwise barred by law to obtain weapons from getting them. The process directs a sheriff to conduct a criminal background check, consider whether an applicant is of good moral character and if the person plans to use the weapon for a lawful purpose. “For over 100 years we have had a pistol permit purchase permit in North Carolina. It has saved lives,” said Rep. Marcia Morey, a Durham County Democrat. "It has worked. There is no reason to take this away in North Carolina.” Permits already aren’t required if someone wants to purchase a rifle. A concealed weapons permit already can be a substitute for the handgun purchase permit. The end of the pistol purchase system would eliminate a requirement that an individual get a permit before buying a pistol from another individual. Adams said last month nothing would prevent an individual from asking a federal firearms licensee to conduct a national background check. Shannon Klug with North Carolina Moms Demand Action, a gun control group, said in a news release the bill “will make it easier for domestic abusers and people with dangerous histories to purchase firearms with no background check and no questions asked.” The bill now heads to the Senate. Democratic Gov. Roy Cooper, who would be asked to sign any bill into law, has supported gun restrictions in the wake of mass shootings in recent years.
Anderson Co. Sheriff's Office respond to deputy-involved crash on South Main Street
on May 6, 2021 at 2:06 am
ANDERSON, SC (FOX CAROLINA) - The Anderson County Sheriff's Office says they are responding to a deputy-involved crash on South Main Street near Abbeville Highway. According to Sgt. Foster, no one was injured in the collision. Foster also says the South Carolina Highway Patrol has been called to investigate the collision. We have crews headed to the scene. We will update this article when we learn more. MORE NEWS: <a class="tnt-asset-link" style="font-size: 1.17em;" href="https://www.foxcarolina.com/news/madison-co-schools-releases-statement-on-bus-crash-near-big-pine-rd/article_4515e756-adef-11eb-bc12-bb9d208d8155.html?block_id=996028">Madison Co. Schools releases statement on bus crash near Big Pine Rd.</a>