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Gimme Gimme Good Lovin' (Crazy Elephant cover) by Union Jack British Invasion Band at AROTR 2019

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Jack Savoretti – Candlelight (Official Video)

CategoryMusicPosted onAugust 8, 2020AuthorKool-FM Studio

Throttle – Hit The Road Jack

CategoryMusicPosted onNovember 10, 2019AuthorKool-FM Studio

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First Presbyterian set to break ground on worship and arts center
on September 30, 2020 at 4:56 pm
GREENVILEE, SC (FOX Carolina)- First Presbyterian Church of Greenville is set to break ground on its new worship and arts center this Sunday, according to a news release. According to the church, the project cost $33 million dollars, much of which was raised by the congregation. Senior Pastor Richard Gibbons expressed his excitement about the project in the news release. “The congregation has prayerfully and sacrificially committed to... create a Worship and Arts Center geared to welcoming the music and arts community of Greenville and anyone who is looking for a spiritual home that is life giving and life affirming.” The groundbreaking will take place from 12:15pm-12:45pm this Sunday, October 4. MORE NEWS: <a href="https://www.foxcarolina.com/general/walmart-is-redesigning-its-stores-this-is-what-theyll-look-like/article_4b7c150b-d590-52de-b2cb-93011605e260.html" target="_blank">Walmart is redesigning its stores. Here's what they'll look like</a>
Anderson Police Sergeant Ethan Kaskin promoted to Detective Lt. as he is laid to rest
on September 30, 2020 at 4:45 pm
Anderson, SC (FOX Carolina) - On Wednesday, family, friends, and law enforcement officers gathered at the Anderson Civic Center to remember the life of Anderson Police Sergeant, Ethan Kaskin. Sergeant Kaskin was an investigator for the Anderson Police Department's Criminal Investigation Division. He joined the police department in 2008. Dozens of police vehicles gathered at McDougald Funeral Home Wednesday morning to escort Kaskin to the civic center shortly after 10 a.m. At the funeral, Anderson Police Chief Jim Stewart spoke about Ethan's character. Stewart said Kaskin "was passionate, understanding, never rushed to judgement, all while listening to a person, no matter what their circumstance in life was." "Ethan stood as an example to our young officers. That to arrest someone, and throw them in jail was not just the easy answer. Patience is not always a virtue of most law enforcement officers. But for Ethan, he had that gift of patience and never met a stranger." Chief Stewart closed by saying, "Ethan we thank you for allowing us to serve with you in this brotherhood of blue, your dedication to this agency, and your leadership. We will never, never forget your ultimate sacrifice. As Chief of the Anderson Police Department I recognize the sacrifice you have made for our agency. My last official act is to promote you from the rank of Detective Sergeant to Detective Lieutenant. Rest in peace. We've got it from here." Following Chief Stewart, Lieutenant Carla Roberson, spoke about Lt. Kaskin's loss. Lt. Roberson said despite all their training, police are never prepared to lose one of their own. Roberson said Kaskin may have been short in stature, but he had the biggest heart. She talked about his work in the Criminal Investigations Division. Roberson says Kaskin worked crimes against women and he was very passionate about it. "He was caring and encouraging to the victims that he served," she said. Like Chief Stewart before her, Lt. Roberson bid Lt. Kaskin to rest in peace, adding finally, "We've got it from here." Members of Lt. Kaskins family spoke next. His brother and sister thanked Kaskin's fellow officers and the community for the outpouring of love and support that has been shown to the family. Following the service, Lt. Kaskin was honored with full police honors. A 21 gun salute took place and TAPS was played. Lt. Kaskin's wife was presented with a flag as officers offered their condolences to the family. Detective Lieutenant Kaskin leaves behind a wife, children and grandchildren. He was 60-years-old. More news: <a href="https://www.foxcarolina.com/weather/cool-start-to-wednesday-more-chilly-air-ahead/article_534fa2ae-0272-11eb-aeed-8770b9590d90.html" target="_blank">Cool start to Wednesday, more chilly air ahead</a>
FBI seeking identity of man they say may have information regarding a sexually exploited child
on September 30, 2020 at 4:11 pm
COLUMBIA, SC (FOX Carolina)- The FBI is seeking the public's assistance in obtaining the identity of a man who may have critical information on the identity of a child victim in an ongoing sexual exploitation investigation. Photographs of the individual are being shared with the public and can be viewed on the FBI's website by clicking <a href="http://www.fbi.gov/wanted/ecap" target="_blank">here</a>. Video of the individual shown with a child was first recorded by the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children in August of 2019. Records indicate that the video files were first produced in 2015, according to the FBI. The individual is described by the FBI as a male with gray hair, wearing a red and black plaid shirt. In the video, he is heard speaking English. Due to the age of the video and images, the FBI says it is possible that the individual's appearance may have changed. According to a statement from Crimes Against Children, the suspect may be around 50-65 years old. If you have any information to provide, you can submit a tip online by clicking <a href="https://tips.fbi.gov/" target="_blank">here</a> or by calling the FBI's toll-free tip line at 1-800-CALL-FBI. MORE NEWS: <a href="https://www.foxcarolina.com/general/electrician-raises-more-than-100-000-to-help-72-year-old-woman-repair-her-entire/article_3ec8e415-d421-522b-ae97-216fc9219569.html" target="_blank">Electrician raises more than $100,000 to help 72-year-old woman repair her entire home</a>