Amid the COVID-19 crisis, restaurants and food establishments in South Carolina have been limited to providing takeout and delivery options only. But a lot of people are wondering if ordering out can make you sick. Here are the best ways to keep yourself safe and informed, while also supporting your favorite local eateries. Is it …
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South Carolina businesses continue to remain open following Governor McMaster’s objection to issuing a statewide shutdown of non-essential businesses and services. In Thursday’s press briefing, McMaster stated he wouldn’t issue a stay-at-home order unless science and state data justifies it. Despite this, 3 major cities in our state, Greenville included, are taking the issue into …
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As the coronavirus continues to spread, more and more states are starting to shut down. In addition to issuing “stay and home” (shelter in place) orders. Earlier this week, on Monday, Governor Henry McMaster stated the idea of a shelter in place order for the state of South Carolina isn’t off the table. While the …
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Between 2013 and 2017, fatalities from truck accidents in South Carolina rose 32.7 percent. South Carolina Department of Public Safety data collected from that time period shows that across the board, disregarding traffic signs, speeding, not yielding the right of way, and driving under the influence are primary contributing factors in vehicle accidents. That means …
A collision involving an emergency vehicle is devastating. In many cases, South Carolina truck accidents involving ambulances, fire trucks, and other emergency response vehicles are fatal for both parties involved. How Common Are Collisions with Ambulances? A 2015 article released by ems.gov analyzed 20 years of nationwide data and determined that about 4,500 accidents involve …
