Newberry Broadcasting Company 2018
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Newberry, SC
Richard Baum, Acting Director of National Drug Control Policy (ONDCP), announced 719 Drug-Free Communities (DFC) Support Program grants totaling $89 million. This represents the largest-ever number of DFC grantees in a single year since the program’s founding. The grants will provide local community coalitions funding to prevent youth substance use, including prescription drugs, marijuana, tobacco, and alcohol. The Newberry County Coalition on Underage Drinking, hosted by Westview Behavioral Health Services, was one of the grant recipients and will receive $125,000 in DFC grant funds to involve and engage their local community to prevent substance use among youth.
“We’re losing more than 60,000 people per year to drug overdose, but if we can stop young people from starting to use drugs in the first place, we can save lives,” said Richard Baum, Acting Director of National Drug Control Policy. “Our local DFC coalitions are a key part of this effort because they are bringing together parents groups, schools, healthcare professionals, law enforcement, businesses, and others to prevent drug use and improve the health of the community.”
“Our goal is to make Newberry County a safe and drug-free place for our youth,” said DFC Coalition Coordinator Terecia Wilson. “Prevention is a powerful tool to counteract drug use in our com”
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3000 Hazel Street
Newberry, SC
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PO Box 753
Newberry, SC 29108
Newberry Broadcasting Company, Inc. WKDK © 2018
WKDK Studios E-mail contactus@wkdk.com Phone 803.276.2957 Fax 803.276.3337
3000 Hazel Street
Newberry, SC
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Newberry, SC 29108
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January 14, 2019
House Fire on Saturday, No Injuries
Crews responded to 1322 Silas Street at approximately 5:24 p.m. on Saturday, January 12 to a working house fire. Along with the Newberry Fire Department, other crews responded to include Newberry County EMS and Friendly Fire Department. No injuries were reported and the fire was under control by 6:05 p.m. that evening.
Newberry Fire Chief Keith Minick said smoke alarms were present in the home. Minick said he noticed that one of the rooms in the home was closed off and was the one that sustained minor fire/smoke damage.
"That kind of reiterates the educational message we're trying to spread on the benefits of sleeping with their doors closed," he said.
As a reminder, Minick encourages the community to check for working smoke alarms and if they have concerns to please reach out to the fire department. During the coolest times of the year when heaters or alternative heating sources are being used, Minick said you can never be too safe.
"We can't let our guard down," Minick said. "We must always be fire safe."
January 15, 2019
Junior Leadership Meets On Monday
Junior Leadership Newberry County enjoyed a great January meeting on Monday,
January 14.
Youth heard from speaker Chad Connelly, enjoyed lunch from Papa
John's Pizza of Newberry, got a tour of Oakland Mill and finished the afternoon with
a treat at Coffee House 1912 in Newberry, courtesy of West Development.
Junior Leadership Newberry County is a way to introduce students to various aspects
of the county through touring businesses and meeting with community leaders.
Several students enjoying their coffee from Coffee House 1912 in Newberry.
