Nicholas Revels enrolled in the Civil Engineering Technology program at Gaston College after he graduated from high school.
Through the program, he learned what a civil engineering technician may encounter in day-to-day duties on a job site and, in less than a year, was hired as a Level I Drafter for POWER Engineers, Inc. in Fort Mill, South Carolina.
“Although I liked all of these different aspects of civil engineering,” Revels said, “I really enjoyed the drafting portion of the program. When I graduated from Gaston College in 2019, I was eager and ready to get out into the work field as a drafter.”
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April 26, 2021
TUESDAY PUZZLE â As the weather warms in my part of the country, I like to start thinking about refreshing things that I can serve my family as we spend more time outside. Weâre not yet at the point in the pandemic where I can fantasize about having a group of people over for a party, but â for now â my inner Amy Sedaris is happy focusing on the people in my little bubble.
SC felonâs sentences concurrent in 2019 case where he shot York County trooper Trooper Paul Wise (Source: Photo provided to the Rock Hill Herald) By Andrew Dys | April 15, 2021 at 8:48 AM EDT - Updated April 15 at 8:48 AM
Willie Bernard Wright, 28, was sentenced to 98 months Tuesday in federal court in Columbia. He pleaded guilty in December 2020 to possession of a firearm by a convicted felon. However, because Wright already is serving a 35-year-sentence, a federal judge ruled the 98 months of federal time will run concurrent to a state sentence Wright received last December, court records show.
Wright was sentenced to 35 years in South Carolina prison last December when he pleaded guilty to attempted murder, possession of a weapon by a convicted felon, possession of a firearm during a violent crime, and failure to stop for a police officer.
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Alabama Pro Advances Straight into Wednesday’s Championship Round, 2nd- through 9th-place finishers Prep for Tuesday’s Knockout Round
RALEIGH, N.C. (April 11, 2021) – The Major League Fishing (MLF) General Tire Heavy Hitters Presented by Bass Pro Shops event certainly lived up to it’s billing, Sunday, as the best bass anglers in the world caught numerous big fish throughout the day on Jordan Lake that made for a very exciting broadcast for fishing fans. After the last fish had been tallied, pro Fletcher Shryock of Guntersville, Alabama , earned the Group A Qualifying Round victory, catching a two-day total of 23 bass weighing 88 pounds, 13 ounces, and punching his ticket directly into Wednesday’s Championship Round.
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