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The Elvis Diaries – 1975.33 – The Elvis Diaries – The 1970's

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The Elvis Diaries – 1977.19 – The Elvis Diaries – The 1970's

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The Elvis Diaries – 1976.6 – The Elvis Diaries – The 1970's

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The Elvis Diaries – 1971.7 – The Elvis Diaries – The 1970's

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The Elvis Diaries – 1971.5 – The Elvis Diaries – The 1970's

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The Elvis Diaries – 1971.2 – The Elvis Diaries – The 1970's

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The Elvis Diaries – 1975.15 – The Elvis Diaries – The 1970's

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The Elvis Diaries – 1972.13 – The Elvis Diaries – The 1970's

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The Elvis Diaries – 1975.5 – The Elvis Diaries – The 1970's

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The Elvis Diaries – 1976.40 – The Elvis Diaries – The 1970's

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Deputies: Man charged after fatal shooting in Anderson Co.
on October 21, 2021 at 8:14 pm
ANDERSON, SC (FOX Carolina) – Deputies have charged a man after a fatal shooting late last week, according to the Anderson County Sheriff’s Office. Savayea Antwan Glenn, 30, is now charged with murder, according to the Office. Glenn is accused of fatally shooting Shyquan Kendrell Kinard, 24, Sunday, Sept. 19 in a parking lot near the Old School Lounge on West market Street. Kinard suffered a fatal gunshot wound and died in the parking lot. Glenn was already at the Anderson County Detention Center on a charge of assault and battery of a high and aggravated nature when he was charged with murder, according to deputies. His bond was denied and he’s still in the jail.
Former Gaston County commissioner to serve in NC House
on October 21, 2021 at 8:00 pm
GASTONIA, N.C. (AP) — The ex-chairman of a local hospital board who resigned his position last year when his social media postings early during the COVID-19 pandemic got public attention will serve out the term of a North Carolina legislator who died. Gaston County Republican activists chose Donnie Loftis over two other candidates Wednesday to succeed fifth-term GOP Rep. Dana Bumgardner, who died Oct. 2, The Gaston Gazette <a target="—blank" href="https://www.gastongazette.com/story/news/politics/2021/10/20/gaston-county-nc-gop-house-replacement-dana-bumgardner-death/8473908002/">reported.</a> Loftin, a former county commissioner, will now be appointed by Gov. Roy Cooper to the 109th House District seat through the end of 2022. The other candidates were Bumgardner’s daughter and a current commissioner, according to Gaston GOP Chairman Jonathan Fletcher. Loftis was chairman of the CaroMont Health board when he resigned in May 2020 after questions about some Facebook posts, including one that called coronavirus-related stay-at-home orders “tyranny.” He was later reappointed to the CaroMont board. Loftis, an Army veteran who served in Iraq, <a target="—blank" href="https://www.wral.com/coronavirus/new-nc-lawmaker-resigned-hospital-position-last-year-over-covid-19-posts/19936822/">told WRAL-TV</a> on Thursday he resigned to spare CaroMont controversy. But he said Cooper had overstepped his authority shutting down large swaths of the state’s economy to reduce coronavirus transmission. “I regret that CaroMont Health was disparaged,” he said. “I do not regret standing up and saying your personal freedoms are important.”
Downtown Greenville restaurant closing after 14 years
on October 21, 2021 at 7:40 pm
GREENVILLE, SC (FOX Carolina) – A restaurant that’s been a staple in downtown Greenville for more than a decade is closing. Liberty Tap Room & Grill will close Friday, Oct. 22 at 7 p.m., the restaurant announced via their Facebook page. The restaurant was in downtown Greenville for the last 14 years.