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DHEC: Two pets exposed to confirmed rabid fox in Spartanburg
on May 13, 2021 at 8:11 pm
SPARTANBURG, SC (FOX Carolina)- The South Carolina Department of Hearth (DHEC) confirms that a fox found Cedar Springs Road and Francis Marion Drive in Spartanburg, S.C. tested positive for rabies. DHEC officials say that no people are known to be exposed but two dogs were exposed. Both dogs will be quarantined as required in the South Carolina Rabies Control Act according to officials. Rabies Program Team Leader, Terri McCollister, said in a press release, "it is very important for you to seek medical attention if you have been exposed to a wild, stray, or unknown domestic animal. The rabies virus is found in the saliva of infected animals and can be transmitted through a bite, scratch, broken skin, and the mucous membranes of your eyes, nose, or mouth. Immediately wash the affected area with plenty of soap and water. Contact your local Environmental Health office for further guidance.” DHEC officials say that if your pet is found with wounds of unknown origin, please consider the fact that your pet may have been exposed to rabies. Officials encourage people in this situation to contact DHEC's Environmental Affairs Spartanburg office at (864) 596-3327 during normal business hours (8:30 a.m.-5:00 p.m., Monday-Friday) or after hours and on holidays at (888) 847-0902 (Select Option 2). It is important to keep pets up to dat on their rabies vaccination according to officials. For more information on rabies, visit <a href="http://protect-us.mimecast.com/s/MptnCL9G9WFPKV7LWCqCzly?domain=link.mediaoutreach.meltwater.com">www.scdhec.gov/rabies</a> or <a href="http://protect-us.mimecast.com/s/85CsCM8X8WF5XD7jrFJm4VM?domain=link.mediaoutreach.meltwater.com">www.cdc.gov/rabies</a> More news: <a href="https://www.foxcarolina.com/news/the-bmw-charity-pro-am-announces-the-2021-celebrity-lineup/article_3c21fc08-b41f-11eb-a931-5b8c380ae5f5.html">The BMW Charity Pro-AM announces the 2021 celebrity lineup</a>
With most work done, NC legislative deadline passes quietly
on May 13, 2021 at 7:37 pm
RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) — A North Carolina General Assembly parliamentary deadline designed to pare down what bills will be considered through 2022 passed quietly Thursday without the last-day clamor of previous biennial sessions. The Senate debated and voted on fewer than 10 bills on Thursday morning before adjourning for the weekend. The House completed its work late Wednesday afternoon after voting on or otherwise disposing of over 130 bills during floor debate this week. The full Senate approved more than 40 bills this week. Under the “crossover deadline,” bills unrelated to taxes or spending, elections or a few other exceptions that didn’t pass one chamber by Thursday face long odds for consideration during the rest of the biennial session. There are ways to bypass the deadline, however. Measures approved this week included those addressing criminal justice reforms, the minimum age to marry, and how teachers in K-12 schools should address certain instruction about race and on biological sex. While the House met until 10 p.m. Tuesday, the two chambers this week avoided burning the midnight oil, something required of lawmakers in previous years, regardless of which party was in power. “This crossover has been the most organized, calm crossover that I can recall,” Senate leader Phil Berger, a Rockingham County Republican who was first elected to the chamber in 2000. “It’s not just the Senate, but the Senate and the House — both have gotten to crossover without a whole lot of folks running around like their hair’s on fire.” Bill passed by the Senate on Thursday included those that attempt to stop fraudulent invoices mailed to unsuspecting older adults and provide more fiscal information to voters before a local bond referendum is held. Republican legislators returning to work next week will try to make headway on how much money the General Assembly intends to spend next year for the upcoming budget. The Senate otherwise was supposed to have completed its version of a two-year budget by now. Berger told reporters on Thursday that Senate Republicans have made a counteroffer to a House spending number but that the two chambers remain “pretty far apart." Lawmakers last week said the bottom-line numbers for the two sides differed by less than $500 million. That compares to the $24.5 billion the state is expected to spend this fiscal year operating state government.
The BMW Charity Pro-AM announces the 2021 celebrity lineup
on May 13, 2021 at 7:13 pm
GREENVILLE, SC (FOX Carolina) The BMW Charity Pro-AM presented by SYNNEX Corporation announced the celebrities participating in the 2021 tournament. Officials say that the event will take place on June 10-13 at Thornblade Club and Cliffs Valley. This year marks the tournament's 20th year of play. According to officials, celebrities taking part in the event for the first time will include: Professional Boxer Canelo ÁlvarezComedian Cedric the Entertainer Former MLB Pitcher Roger ClemensFormer MLB Outfielder Ken Griffey Jr.PGA TOUR Radio Personality Brian KatrekWorld Long Drive Competitor Troy MullinsRock Singer Jason Scheff (Chicago)Golf Channel Personality Lauren ThompsonFormer MLB Pitcher David WellsProfessional NHL Defenseman James Wisniewski Celebrities returning to the event will include: Actor Anthony Anderson (Black-ish)Actor Brian Baumgartner (“Kevin” - The Office)Comedian Larry the Cable GuyESPN Golf Analyst Michael CollinsCountry Pop Musician Jay DeMarcus (Rascal Flatts)Olympic Curler and Gold Medalist Matt HamiltonSports Radio and Television Personality Ann LiguoriActor Michael PeñaCountry Pop Musician Joe Don Rooney (Rascal Flatts)Actor Shep Rose (Southern Charm)Former NFL Wide Receiver and NFL Network Analyst Sterling SharpeMLB Hall of Famer Ozzie Smith Funds raised during the event will go to six featured charities; Mobile Meals of Spartanburg, Roper Mountain Science Center, Cliffs Residents Outreach, Cancer Society of Greenville County, Meyer Center for Special Children and Gibbs Cancer Center and Research Institute. President of South Carolina Charities, Inc, Bob Nitto, said in a press release, "we are thrilled to welcome this exceptional lineup of professional athletes, actors, musicians and sports commentators to the Upstate for the 2021 tournament. Along with some of our crowd favorites returning, we are pleased to have new celebrities including Cedric the Entertainer, former MLB pitcher Roger Clemens, former MLB outfielder Ken Griffey Jr. and professional boxer Canelo Álvarez. This roster of celebrities will create an exciting atmosphere as we come together to give back to the Upstate.” Volunteer registration and ticket sales are currently open to everyone. All tickets must be purchased prior to attending this years tournament due to capacity restrictions nd COVIC-19 protocols. For more information on the event, please visit <a href="https://www.bmwgroup-werke.com/spartanburg/en/charity-golf.html/" target="_blank">BMWCharityGolf.com</a>. More news: <a href="https://www.foxcarolina.com/coronavirus/anmed-health-announces-covid-19-clinics-for-children-receiving-a-vaccine/article_9a614a4c-b417-11eb-bda2-ff12c7b1b15e.html">AnMed Health announces COVID-19 clinics for children receiving a vaccine</a>