Good morning Anderson! We're back in your inbox this morning to keep you in the loop with what's happening in and around town. Grab a cup of coffee and read on. ☀️
In today's newsletter:
Also on today's calendar: Carolinas International Book Fair (Author A. Snorton returns for his 2nd consecutive year)!.
Today's riddle: How do you measure a fish? 🤔 (Answer below!)
1. DPH reports no new measles cases ahead of potential Sunday end to state outbreak (southcarolinapublicradio.org) — Anderson County is among several Upstate communities hit by South Carolina’s large measles outbreak, which has now reached 997 cases statewide but no new infections in recent days. Health officials say the outbreak could be declared over as soon as Sunday if that trend holds, while urging residents to stay current on MMR vaccinations and watch for symptoms.
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2. Anderson County deputy alive 'by the Grace of God' after being shot during traffic stop (wyff4.com) — An Anderson County sheriff’s deputy is recovering after being shot during a traffic stop on I-85, with officials saying his protective gear and quick response likely saved his life. The deputy, whose name hasn’t been released, has already undergone one surgery at Greenville Memorial and faces another, while Sheriff Chad McBride stresses both the dangers of the interstate and the importance of ongoing training for local deputies.
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3. Suspect taken into custody after Blue Alert issued (wistv.com) — A statewide Blue Alert suspect has been captured in Barnwell County, but Anderson County was also shaken Monday when a suspect was killed after shooting a deputy during a traffic stop on I-85. The cases highlight a tense day for South Carolina law enforcement and underscore ongoing safety concerns along major corridors used by Anderson residents.
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4. Greenville County sees rise in high-tech car thefts using key fob signal devices (wspa.com) — Residents in Anderson are being warned that thieves are using devices to capture key fob signals and steal high-value cars in minutes, a trend spreading across the Upstate. Greenville County deputies say criminals can unlock, start, and even reprogram vehicles, and they urge people to move key fobs away from doors, use Faraday bags, lock cars, and install tracking or cameras.
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