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Scientist – Second Hand Girl (Trojan Records | 1980)

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The Fray – Hold My Hand (audio)

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Cody Johnson – I Can't Even Walk (Without You Holding My Hand) (Official Audio)

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alt-J – Left Hand Free (Official Video) 1

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FoxCarolina News

Education in a Pandemic: Anderson 5 superintendent talks return to full time learning
on September 24, 2020 at 9:59 am
ANDERSON, SC (FOX Carolina) — In Anderson District 5, students are in school five days a week and the superintendent says there’s no reason his students would return to full e-learning. Anderson 5 is one of two districts in the Upstate to return directly to five days of in-person learning. About 9,000 students are enrolled, according to superintendent Thomas Wilson. So far they’ve had fewer than 40 positive COVID-19 cases, according to DHEC. Wilson said if a major outbreak did happen they would shut down a class or a school, but not the whole district. Right now the focus is maintaining face-to-face with young students still learning to read. Wilson said that group suffered the most from eLearning in the spring. “If we don’t get in front of them and we don’t work with them … there’s a huge possibility that they may never learn how to read at a high-level and if that happens that’s going to be a hurt for those kids that will never go away,” he said. Wilson said 4,000 students are enrolled in the virtual academy and he predicts that will become a permanent option.
Education in a Pandemic: Upstate YMCA expands childcare to help with eLearning
on September 24, 2020 at 9:22 am
LAURENS, SC (FOX Carolina) — The YMCA of the Lakelands, which serves Abbeville, Greenwood and Laurens counties, is expanding their child development program to help kids with eLearning. Before the pandemic they had four child development programs, but CEO Brian Harlan said they’ve now added a fifth at the <a href="https://lakelandsymca.org/branch/laurens/">Laurens YMCA</a>. They’ve expanded hours and ages for their after school child development program, now allowing students through high school to attend during the day. At the Laurens branch, Harlan said enrollment can average about 100 students a day. They’ve converted the gymnasium into a large classroom, with students spaced out at tables in their masks. Staff members circulate to help students complete eLearning assignments. Rates for the program range from $65 to $135 per week, but Harlan said they are trying to keep the program affordable with new financial aid options. "Some of the children that we are taking care of right now are on a scholarship program,” Harlan said. “Some of them are 100% subsidized through grants that we received or anonymous donations that we received to take care of these children during this time." Harlan said this is the first time they've been able to fully subsidize the cost for a child and he said it's because of an anonymous donor. There's currently a waitlist for the program, but you can sign up by calling 864-681-0203 or 864-984-2626.
Parents of Wade Hampton High student Grant Harrelson say through organ donation, their son provided "four miracles"
on September 24, 2020 at 2:36 am
WADE HAMPTON, SC (FOX Carolina) - The family of a Wade Hampton teen sat down with us to share their son's story. Grant Harrelson was killed in a crash that killed another teen a little more than one week ago. The crash happened last Monday and Grant died two days later. We are now learning he was an organ donor and the family says he provided four miracles. His mom and dad say that they are loving all of the memories people have shared through social media about their son, and they are clinging to even some of the simple things that Grant enjoyed. His mom says she will miss seeing him hit the basketball court. His dad, who is a basketball coach in another school district, says it is sad knowing he'll never suit up again. His dad says Grant, "was the life of the party... He lit up a room." Grant was just 16 years old when he died two days after a tragic crash. Jeff Harrelson, grant's dad, says, "even though it wasn't easy, we felt God in every turn that we made." One of those turns was a decision for organ donation and that was a decision that Grant made just one year ago when he got his driver's license. Kara Harrelson, Grant's mom recalls, "the conversation. Grant said 'I’m not going to need them' which that is kind of his personality. I could hear him say 'I don’t need that,'" she goes on to say that because of that conversation," we knew that that was what he would have wanted." "Even though, we didn’t get the miracle that we asked for, God multiplied our miracle by four," says Jeff. Four lives, four miracles, through donating his heart - his kidneys and his liver. "I did not get that miracle, but there are miracles so that was a comfort to us. It doesn’t lessen the pain, but it shows us something joyful," says Kara. She says she was comforted by something that a church member shared with that. They told her that, "what a miracle you and God provided with Grant's organs." Finding joy in this time is tough - they one day hope that they can celebrate Grant's life--- with those that he helped. Jeff says, "that someday we can meet those people and celebrate with them." Kara believes strongly that, "God is carrying us to the next step, but the community is holding us up too." The family says their faith is bringing them through this, but they are asking for continued prayers for every family involved, including the two teens who survived this crash.