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October brings Riversweep and mulch sales to Gaston County

October brings Riversweep and mulch sales to Gaston County
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FreightWaves Classics: I-20 connects Texas to the East Coast

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June 2021 on KnowItAll org | Stories | South Carolina ETV

You may be surprised at all that you’ll find on KnowItAll.org! There’s so much to explore, we want to help you to get right to it - but first… There are three items we’d like to share with you – this month on KnowItAll.org!

SC honors state s 1st Black game warden with highway naming

April 24, 2021 GMT COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) South Carolina has honored the state’s first African American game warden by naming a stretch of highway in his honor. U.S. Highway 378 from U.S. 601 to the Wateree River is now known as the “Lieutenant Ulysses Flemming Memorial Highway,” the South Carolina Department of Natural Resources said. Flemming joined the wildlife agency in 1970 as its first Black game warden. He primarily worked in Richland County, enforcing boating, fish and game laws on the Congaree and Wateree rivers, the agency said in a news release. Flemming rose to the rank of lieutenant and was in charge of five Midlands counties when he retired in 2009. He died five years later and was inducted into the South Carolina Law Enforcement Officers Hall of Fame.

Midlands highway named for African-American SCDNR game warden

Updated: 9:31 PM EDT April 20, 2021 RICHLAND COUNTY, S.C. On Wednesday, the S.C. Department of Transportation (SCDOT) unveiled new name signs on a 2-mile stretch of highway in Richland County in honor of Lt. Ulysses Flemming, the first African-American game warden hired by the S.C. Department of Natural Resources (SCDNR). The portion of Garners Ferry Road from Highway 601 to the Wateree River is now known as the “Lieutenant Ulysses Flemming Memorial Highway.” Officials with SCDNR say Flemming joined the state wildlife agency in 1970 as the first African-American game warden and was assigned to Richland County, where he primarily worked on the Wateree and Congaree rivers enforcing fish, game, and boating laws. Flemming retired in 2009.

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