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Also on today's calendar: Free Bra Fittings to Support Breast Cancer Awareness and 10 more events.
Today's riddle: Riddle: David’s parents have three sons: Snap, Crackle, and what’s the name of the third son? 🤔 (Answer below!)
1. Low Lake Hartwell levels affect property value, boat access (wspa.com) — If you live around Lake Hartwell in Anderson County, low water levels are already affecting home values and making some docks and boat ramps unusable. The Army Corps lowered the lake to protect Clemson-area dikes, and officials plan an in-person meeting so residents can ask questions as drought and access concerns continue.
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2. AnMed Health Rehabilitation Hospital in Anderson opens new patient rooms (greenvillejournal.com) — AnMed Health Rehabilitation Hospital has added a new 16-bed unit in Anderson, boosting its capacity from 60 to 76 beds for intensive rehab care. Serving Anderson, Oconee, and Pickens counties, the expansion means more local patients recovering from strokes, injuries, or surgeries can stay close to home while receiving therapy and family support in upgraded spaces.
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3. Upstate dog survives 50-foot fall into abandoned well, highlights greater SC issue (foxcarolina.com) — An Anderson County family’s dog survived a 50-foot fall into an abandoned well, prompting fresh warnings for residents across the county and South Carolina. First responders and experts urge homeowners to inspect yards and crawl spaces for hidden wells and seek professional help sealing any that are no longer in use to protect pets and people.
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4. Food Lion packs food boxes for hungry Upstate families (independentmail.com) — Food Lion volunteers in Williamston just packed 2,000 food boxes to help families struggling with rising costs, with distribution reaching Anderson County through Second Harvest’s agencies and mobile units. As food insecurity grows after COVID, Hurricane Helene, and SNAP changes, this effort aims to keep more local households’ pantries stocked heading into fall.
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5. Fall Ushers in Season of Pendleton Festivals, Holiday Events (andersonobserver.com) — Anderson County residents can look forward to a packed fall and holiday season in nearby Pendleton, with county tourism funds helping expand the Oct. 10 Fall Harvest Festival’s art offerings. From Halloween movie night to the Nov. 27 tree lighting, Christkindlmarkt weekends, and a December parade, Pendleton is using new branding and Main Street efforts to boost downtown life.
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