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Blythewood's Burrell chooses service, sacrifice going to West Point

Blythewood’s Burrell chooses service, sacrifice going to West Point Blythewood’s Burrell chooses service, sacrifice going to West Point By Joe Gorchow | February 3, 2021 at 6:38 PM EST - Updated February 3 at 7:38 PM BLYTHEWOOD, S.C. (WIS) - Blythewood’s Jordan Burrell commits to more than playing a game on the gridiron. He pledges himself to service and sacrifice by signing on to play for Army. His parents were initially surprised by the decision. Doing what they said I couldn’t do. still just the beginning! 100% COMMITTED #BeatNavy 🏴‍☠️ pic.twitter.com/9SHUME0sAZ— Jordan Burrell ✟ (@ jordanburrell) February 3, 2021 “They were a little shocked at first,” mentioned Burrell. “I think they really appreciate my hard work and thoughts. They always tell me they support me 100%.”

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Advocates for Marion's homeless start Code Purple Hotline

By MIKE CONLEY Marion’s homeless community now has a special hotline where they can find help with food, shelter or clothing. On Wednesday morning, a group of committed advocates “broke ground” at East Marion Pentecostal Holiness Church for the new Code Purple Hotline 828-764-1295. This hotline has been created to aid the local community with finding basic needs. This is a joint effort by the church, the Marion East Community Forum, the Let’s Act Army - McDowell, McDowell Mission Ministries and other local organizations. The Rev. Jeff Palmer and his wife Niki from East Marion PHC and Debora Workman of the Marion East forum will answer the 24-hour hotline number and refer the caller to local services for food, shelter and clothing. They are teaming up with Centro Unido Latino-Americano and St. John’s Episcopal Church food pantry for food support. McDowell Mission Ministries will be the place to go for shelter, although there are some overflow si

Activists for Marion's homeless start Code Purple Hotline