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Led Zeppelin – Living Loving Maid (She's Just a Woman) (Official Audio)

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Jon Hyde – On being under Led Zeppelin’s wing while in Detective

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Led Zeppelin – Rock And Roll (Alternate Mix) (Official Music Video)

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Furman University's $70 million renovation of first-year student dorms begins this spring
on January 13, 2022 at 10:00 pm
GREENVILLE, SC (FOX CAROLINA NEWS) - Furman University is planning a $70 million renovation and construction project of South Housing this spring. The groundbreaking for this project is scheduled for February 12; construction is expected to start in March. The project will replace the current Blackwell Hall, relocate the Center for Inclusive Communities into the new hall, and introduce a host of modern amenities in the new and existing halls designed to support student success and belonging. The university is planning the demolition of Blackwell Hall to begin in May 2024 and last through September. Resident Halls Manly, Geer, McGlothlin, and Poteat will also be renovated which will grow the overall total beds for South Housing to 718. “By reimagining the first-year residence hall from the ground up, we are creating a vibrant student hub, one with new personal and social spaces for students to gather and connect for years to come, setting their trajectory for success at Furman and beyond,” said President Davis in a press release. “This project enhances the safety, accessibility, security and privacy components of all the residence halls in South Housing, while also advancing the university’s sustainability goals.” Here is the projected timeline of the project: Phase 1 – Construct the new residence hall, March 2022 – July 2023Phase 2 – Renovate Poteat and McGlothlin halls, May 2023 – December 2023Phase 3 – Renovate Manly and Geer halls, January 2024 – August 2024Complete the landscape and hardscape, August 2024 – November 2024 For more information, contact Furman University Communications at 864-294-2185, or Tom Evelyn at 315-854-4437, and [email protected]
Deputies: Woman arrested after multi-county chase
on January 13, 2022 at 8:42 pm
SENECA, SC (FOX Carolina)- Deputies in Oconee County say they arrested a woman who had been leading Greenville County deputies on a pursuit early Thursday morning. According to a release from the sheriff's office, deputies were responding along Clemson Boulevard in search of a red Chevrolet Sonic after the suspect vehicle hit two deputies. Deputies say they noticed the car and initiated a traffic stop on Bypass 123 near the east end intersection of Rochester Highway. After initially slowing down, the suspect vehicle sped back up and continued toward Highway28, according to a release from deputies. The suspect vehicle continued along Bypass 123 and had sparks coming out of its deflated tires, the sheriff's office said. The chase ended along Radisson Road when the deputies say the car ran off the road and into a yard. The sheriff's office report says that the vehicle tried to get out of the yard, but was not able to due to the rubber being torn off of its tires. Deputies say that they eventually arrested the suspect after she initially disobeyed verbal commands. The suspect was identified in the release as Rachel Nichole Parsons. After she was in custody, deputies say that they found an uncapped needle and a plastic bag with possible narcotics inside her car. Deputies confirmed that Parsons admitted that the contained heroin and also admitted she was under the influence of heroin. The sheriff's office says that a small bag of suspected methamphetamine was discovered in Parsons' bra while she was being booked. According to deputies, she is being charged with failure to stop for blue light, disregarding traffic control device, reckless driving, and malicious injury to real property. The sheriff's office says it will also present warrants against Parsons for possession of a schedule 1 controlled substance and entering contraband into a government facility. Stay tuned as we work to learn more about this incident. MORE NEWS: <a href="http://foxcarolina.com/coronavirus/multiple-area-schools-moving-to-remote-learning-friday/article_913e13dc-74a6-11ec-8165-ffdae26f961a.html#tncms-source=recommended" target="_blank">Multiple area schools moving to remote learning Friday</a>
Supreme Court halts COVID-19 vaccine rule for US businesses
on January 13, 2022 at 7:44 pm
WASHINGTON (AP) — The Supreme Court has stopped the Biden administration from enforcing a requirement that employees at large businesses be vaccinated against COVID-19 or undergo weekly testing and wear a mask on the job. At the same time, the court is allowing the administration to proceed with a vaccine mandate for most health care workers in the U.S. The court's orders Thursday during a spike in coronavirus cases was a mixed bag for the administration's efforts to boost the vaccination rate among Americans. MORE NEWS: <a href="https://www.foxcarolina.com/news/cherokee-co-schools-switch-to-online-learning-in-response-to-covid-19-rise/article_d08cbb6c-7328-11ec-a53b-a3d44b93fff0.html?block_id=884342" target="_blank">Cherokee Co. schools switch to online learning in response to Covid-19 rise</a>