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America – Sister Golden Hair (Official Audio)

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University of South Carolina to require face coverings in campus buildings
on July 30, 2021 at 11:19 pm
COLUMBIA, SC (FOX Carolina)- The University of South Carolina announced an update to their COVID-19 guidelines on Friday. Interim President of the University of South Carolina, Harris Pastides, outlined these updates in a letter to students, faculty and staff. Beginning on July 30, The University will require people to wear face coverings to be worn inside all campus buildings, according to Pastides. The only exceptions are when a person is in their residence hall room, private office, or eating inside the campus dining facilities. Face coverings will not be required outdoors, according to Pastides. Pastides says that the University's mitigation strategy for COVID-19 is "in a dynamic situation." He adds that all of their decisions come from CDC and SCDHEC guidance, input from University public health experts and federal/state laws. The changes come from new <a class="editor-rtfLink" href="https://scdhec.gov/news-releases/dhec-supports-updated-cdc-guidance-recommends-indoor-masking-all-regardless" target="_blank">COVID-19 recommendations</a> from South Carolina’s Department of Health and Environmental Control (SCDHEC), according to Pastides. Read Pastides full letter at <a href="https://www.sc.edu/safety/coronavirus/messages/2021/july_30_guidelines_update.php">Update to Fall 2021 COVID-19 Guidelines - Novel Coronavirus (COVID-19) | University of South Carolina (sc.edu)</a>.
1 injured after shooting on County Club Road, deputies investigate
on July 30, 2021 at 10:41 pm
GREENVILLE, SC (FOX CAROLINA) - The Greenville County Sheriff's Office says they are investigation a shooting that happened in a house on Country Club Road in Greer. Deputies say they arrived on scene at around 5:47 p.m. to find a woman with one gunshot wound. They say she was taken to the hospital, but her condition is unknown at this time. Greer City Police also assisted deputies on this call. Deputies are asking anyone with information regarding this incident to call CRIMESTOPPERS at 23-CRIME. This is all the information we have at this time. We will Update this article when we learn more.
Florida coronavirus cases jump 50% as surge continues
on July 30, 2021 at 10:34 pm
FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. (AP) — Florida’s coronavirus cases jumped 50% this week, continuing a six-week surge that has seen it responsible for 1 in 5 new infections nationally, becoming the outbreak’s epicenter. Friday's report by the Health Department came shortly after Gov. Ron DeSantis barred school districts from requiring students to wear masks when classes resume next month. He says there is no evidence they prevent outbreaks among students or staff. More than 110,000 new coronavirus cases were reported statewide over the past week, up from 73,000 last week and 11 times the 10,000 that were reported the week of June 11, six weeks ago. Case numbers are now back to where they in January, just before vaccinations became widely available.