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We took a break from our weekly weekend and entertainment segment because actually there were fewer events going on due to the pandemic. But with St. Patrick s Day coming up, we thought we d check back in to talk about a couple of them and other virtual and live events happening around the Queen City.
Gwendolyn Glenn: Joining me is Ryan Pitkin, editor-in-chief of Queen City Nerve. Hey, Ryan.
Ryan Pitkin: Hey, it s finally it s good to finally be back and chat with you.
Glenn: Glad to talk with you. Yeah, it s been a minute or so. Before we get to the St. Paddy s Day events. Let s start with a bit of classical music.
Owl rescued in the Pee Dee after being hit by car An injured owl is on the road to recovery after being hit by a car Thursday night in Marlboro County. (Source: Humane Society of Marlboro County) By WMBF News Staff | December 11, 2020 at 6:26 AM EST - Updated December 11 at 6:26 AM
MARLBORO COUNTY, S.C. (WMBF) – An injured owl is on the road to recovery after being hit by a car Thursday night in Marlboro County.
A concerned citizen scooped up the animal and contacted the Humane Society of Marlboro County, who in turn reached out to Carolina Waterfowl Rescue.
“They immediately started making calls. Within 30 minutes they had found a rescue to take it. Birds of Prey in Charleston had not only stepped up to take it in but another 30 minutes later they had someone on the way to come get it!” the Humane Society of Marlboro County said on Facebook.