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South Carolina s 1st COVID hotspot plots a return to normal

When South Carolina announced the first two coronavirus cases on March 6, 2020, rural Kershaw County was a surprising name on the list. But within days, Camden a historic town of deep pockets, horse races and galas about 30 minutes northeast of the state capital had become the unlikely ground zero for South Carolina's COVID-19 outbreak.

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South Carolina s 1st COVID hotspot plots a return to normal

CAMDEN, S.C. (AP) Two years ago, panic gripped this Midlands city of more than 7,000.

United statesUnited kingdomSouth carolinaKershaw countyConnie beccueBrannon traxlerKirk maysSteven taylorRussell brazellAlfred mae drakefordGainesville ripperJack westJohn westVincent sheheenFranklin rooseveltUs centers for disease

South Carolina s 1st COVID hotspot plots a return to normal

CAMDEN, S.C. (AP) Two years ago, panic gripped this Midlands city of more than 7,000.

United statesUnited kingdomSouth carolinaKershaw countyConnie beccueBrannon traxlerKirk maysSteven taylorRussell brazellAlfred mae drakefordGainesville ripperJack westJohn westVincent sheheenFranklin rooseveltUs centers for disease

South Carolina s 1st COVID hotspot plots a return to normal

CAMDEN, S.C. (AP) Two years ago, panic gripped this Midlands city of more than 7,000.

United statesUnited kingdomSouth carolinaKershaw countyConnie beccueBrannon traxlerKirk maysSteven taylorRussell brazellAlfred mae drakefordGainesville ripperJack westJohn westVincent sheheenFranklin rooseveltUs centers for disease

Vaccine Advisory Committee addresses roll-out challenges

Vaccine Advisory Committee addresses roll-out challenges Emily Wakeman © Provided by Columbia WIS TV WIS10 COLUMBIA, S.C. (WIS) - The Vaccine Advisory Committee for DHEC met on Wednesday to discuss how the vaccine roll-out has been going across the state. They also addressed some of the challenges South Carolina has been facing as the vaccine becomes more available. The concerns come after Governor Henry McMaster announced that beginning on Monday, Feb. 9 all South Carolinians over 65-years-old will be able to receive the COVID-19 vaccine. State Epidemiologist Dr. Linda Bell was joined by leaders of various organizations such as the Columbia Urban League, the South Carolina Hospital Association, Prisma Health, the Office of Rural Health, the South Carolina Health Care Association, and several others.

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