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Hometown Hero: Dr. Vijay Koli

Hometown Hero: Dr. Vijay Koli

Hometown Heroes

Hometown Hero: Dr. Vijay Koli

Dr. Vijay Koli is a doctor at Lexington Medical Center who's dedicated his life to helping others.

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Hometown Hero: Jamal Stroud

Jamal Stroud is a mentor for Camp Hope America. He has over a decade of experience working with nonprofits and children and adults with disabilities.
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Hometown Hero: Kacey Peterkin

Kacey Peterkin was nominated by one of her parents. Kacey already wrote her very own book -- it's called 'We Can All be Friends.'
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Hometown Hero: Katie Nash

Katie Nash goes to parks in her community and feeds the homeless there. Katie also helps with her church pantry.

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Economy

Upcoming job fairs in Richland and Lexington counties through Sept. 30, 2021

From warehouse to pharmacy, opportunities for job seekers in the Midlands
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'I felt the world get pulled from underneath me': A mother's words when told her son has cancer

A new mother at the time, Amanda Traver, wasn't sure where to turn.

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Yes, children who are mature enough have the ability to opt out of a COVID-19 vaccine trial

Children aren’t able to give informed consent until they turn 18 but they can assent or dissent before taking part in a COVID-19 vaccine trial.
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Yes, CPR should be performed at the same tempo as the disco song ‘Stayin’ Alive’

Advice given in an episode of “The Office” is accurate. Administering CPR at the same beat as the hit song by The Bee Gees could help save a life.

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