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Reva Freeman Terrell, 73, of Candler, N.C., went to her eternal home, Thursday, Dec. 7, 2023, after an extended illness.

Jobman Caravan, hosted by Bill Terrell, premiered in 1968 on SCETV. In 1969, it won the network’s first Emmy award. The program was a magazine-style show, showing musical acts as engaging entertainment alongside information about career opportunities in South Carolina.  This episode was the first to air after Jobman Caravan received its Emmy. - February 02, 2024

ETV Digital is celebrating Black History Month with some gems from the archives.ETV Classics - Season 3One of the most requested shows from our vault, Jobman Caravan, kicks off Season 3 of ETV Classics on Fridays. Hosted by Bill Terrell, Jobman Caravan garnered SCETV its first Emmy Award in 1969, just one year after the show premiered. Check the schedule below to see what else is coming this month. - February 01, 2024

During Uncle Mac’s lifetime, Black Americans went from being lynched and run out of town to seeing the end of Jim Crow and electing a Black president. This global pandemic has tested the planet, and certainly the McDonald family.

South Carolina State University Athletics Bill Terrell William "Bill" Terrell, known to many South Carolinians as the host of the SCETV program Job Man Caravan, has died at age 79. He passed away Thursday after a lengthy illness, according to an obituary shared by Pearson's Funeral Home in Columbia, SC. Originally from Memphis, TN, Terrell moved to South Carolina in 1967 and joined the staff of radio station WOIC-AM. In 1968, he began producing and hosting SCETV's Job Man Caravan, a groundbreaking television show spotlighting career opportunities for the Palmetto State's underserved Blac...