www.abccolumbia.com – Associated Press – 2024-12-19 10:13:00

SUMMARY: Clemson coach Dabo Swinney, known for his resilience against criticism, led the Tigers to their seventh College Football Playoff appearance. Despite setbacks, including an early loss to Georgia and a late-season defeat to South Carolina, Clemson rebounded with a 34-31 ACC Championship win over SMU. Swinney, who has faced criticism for his philosophy, including his reluctance to embrace the transfer portal, remains focused on his team’s success. His leadership and consistency have kept the Tigers competitive, with players like Barrett Carter and analysts like Eric Mac Lain acknowledging the team’s resilience under Swinney’s direction.

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www.youtube.com – WYFF News 4 – 2024-12-18 13:01:41

SUMMARY: The Salvation Army of Greenville recently held its largest distribution day through the Angel Tree program, ensuring families in need can celebrate Christmas. Volunteers dedicated thousands of hours to organize gifts, including toys, clothes, and bikes, for over 1,500 children. Partnering with Toys for Tots, the program allows people to “adopt an angel” by providing gifts tailored to a child’s age and preferences. The overwhelming community support demonstrates a long-standing tradition of generosity, allowing children facing hardships to experience the joy of receiving gifts on Christmas Day. For more information on how to contribute, visit WYFF4.com.

The Salvation Army of Greenville partnered with Toys for Tots to make sure families in the area would be able to celebrate Christmas with a few gifts under the Christmas tree.

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www.youtube.com – WYFF News 4 – 2024-12-16 17:31:41

SUMMARY: Greenville County officials announced that crews will begin their final pass to pick up Helene storm debris in January, with completion expected by February. The South Carolina Department of Transportation (SCDOT) has already removed over 2.3 million cubic yards of debris, primarily from the western and northwestern parts of the state. Residents are urged to move their debris to the curb by the end of the day. While much of the debris has been collected, some remains visible, particularly on roads like State Park Road. Temporary drop-off sites, such as on Waddell Road, are being used for the collected debris.

Greenville County officials are asking residents to be patient as crews prepare for a final pass to collect debris created by Helene …

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