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Week 6 Highlights Latta vs Carvers Bay 2024
SUMMARY: In a thrilling game between Carver Bay and the Vikings, the score was tied at 16 entering the fourth quarter. Mr. Wallace put Carver Bay ahead with a touchdown, making it 22-16. However, the Bears managed to tie the game at 22 after a crucial two-point conversion failed, leading to double overtime. In the extra frame, Wallace intercepted Christian Simmons, giving the Vikings a chance to win. Pernell then powered in the game-winning score, leading the Vikings to a 34-28 victory over Carver Bay.
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Surging job market could prove costly for households, businesses as odds of quick rate cuts fade
SUMMARY: U.S. job growth surged in December with an addition of 256,000 jobs, pushing unemployment down to 4.1%. This upbeat labor market contrasts sharply with expectations of recession and indicates the economy is rebounding post-COVID. The Federal Reserve, facing persistent inflation and high interest rates, may hold off on further rate cuts, impacting borrowing costs for consumers and businesses. Despite fewer jobs created than in previous years, average wages rose 3.9% year-over-year. While the economy maintains a solid pace, challenges remain, such as rising prices and labor shortages in various sectors, highlighting mixed sentiments among Americans regarding economic recovery.
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Snow day 3 p.m. update: Ice begins to mix in for many in the Upstate
SUMMARY: Downtown Greenville features a picturesque, snow-covered fountain, typically frozen in cold weather, now resembling a sculpture. While Greenville enjoys this winter beauty, nearby Atlanta faces significant travel disruptions due to 4-5 inches of snow. Snowfall continues to affect surrounding areas, with the radar showing a mix of snow, sleet, and freezing rain across the Carolinas. All counties in North Carolina and many in South Carolina are under winter weather advisories. Meteorologists predict continued snowfall and ice accumulation, urging caution for travelers, with conditions expected to improve only when temperatures rise above freezing next week.
Snow day 3 p.m. update: Ice begins to mix in for many in the Upstate
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Winter storm plods into the Deep South, prompting states of emergency and school closures
SUMMARY: A powerful winter storm swept through southern U.S. states on January 10, 2025, bringing heavy snow and icy conditions. Governors, including Arkansas’s Sarah Sanders, declared states of emergency and mobilized the National Guard to assist stranded motorists. Schools across many states, including Georgia and North Carolina, were closed due to hazardous travel conditions. Atlanta’s airport faced significant flight delays and cancellations as snow began falling, prompting a ground stop. The storm forecasted snowfall of up to 8 inches in parts of Georgia and surrounding states, while Richmond, Virginia, dealt with a boil-water advisory due to recent power outages.
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