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'It's a relief': Georgia drivers enjoy temporary gas tax suspension (opens the original)
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Drivers in Georgia are weighing in as a temporary monthlong gas tax suspension took effect Tuesday in the Peach State. Gov. Brian Kemp issued a state of emergency to suspend the gas tax through late October, citing global market volatility. “States like ours, we don’t want to take more of your money; we want to keep it in your pocket," Kemp said. The tax typically funds the Highway Trust Fund, road projects and mass transit, and a spokesperson for Kemp said the gas tax typically generates $200 m
Sen. Darline Graham, Dr. Annie Andrews hold dueling campaign events (opens the original)
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With 43 days until Election Day, on Monday, both Sen. Darline Graham and her Democratic challenger Dr. Annie Andrews held dueling campaign events in Greenville. Andrews spoke to voters in downtown Greenville outside the federal building, where she unveiled her campaign's "Taxpayer Pledge." It included nearly a dozen commitments, including no tax increases for families making less than $500,000, the reining in of government spending and congressional term limits. "This $40 trillion debt is an exi
Devastated Walhalla business owners consider next steps after fire (opens the original)
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Impacted business owners in Walhalla are reeling and basically starting over from scratch - with tens of thousands of dollars of equipment and products destroyed - after a massive fire Thursday morning. The businesses are longtime staples on Main Street, in the heart of the Oconee County community, and must now begin a lengthy and uncertain process ahead. "Just devastated for the loss, for the loss in the community, for everybody," Middle of Main Antiques & Fine Gifts owner George Cobb said. In
Memories, reflections 25 years after 9/11 at Anderson University event (opens the original)
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On Friday morning, Anderson University paid tribute to 9/11 victims during a commemoration ceremony, and WYFF News 4 spoke with attendees about their memories of that fateful Tuesday morning in 2001. “We followed it hour by hour; it was just horrendous," Sue Brooks said. “The first tower collapse and the second tower collapse after that, that will always be in my mind; I’ll never forget that," Jan Gropp said. “The shock and being stunned by what we were seeing on TV," Amy Porpilia said. “In Mrs.
Investigators remind parents of online safety and grooming risks (opens the original)
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There's a renewed focus on online safety for children - and reminders for parents - following a kidnapping case of an Upstate child that's drawing national attention. Those with the Spartanburg County Sheriff's Office say 31-year-old Brandon Britten pretended to be a 15-year-old boy, groomed a 12-year-old Spartanburg County girl online and kidnapped her before authorities rescued the child hundreds of miles away in Arkansas on Wednesday. Both local and national experts say this week's abduction,
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