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WLTX News 19 11 January 27, 2016 - Vimarsana News

WLTX News 19 11 January 27, 2016

3 a bill limiting state thanks for being with us. I am j. R. Berry. Limiting refugees is coming forward in the center. The Senate Passed the bill and laura thomas has more on what the bill entails. The it has no desire to assembly with us. Reporter people for and against resettlement of refugees in South Carolina spoke in front of the subcommittee. Were called to love our neighbors which is not defined by ethnicity. Reporter more than 20 people spoke including the director of refugee services. All countries that have signed and ratified the u. S. U. S. Obligated to grant the same human rights ...

WLTX News 19 11 January 27, 2016 - Vimarsana News

WLTX News 19 11 January 27, 2016

Limiting refugees is coming forward in the center. The Senate Passed the bill and laura thomas has more on the assembly with us. Reporter people for and against resettlement of refugees in South Carolina spoke in front of the subcommittee. Were called to love our neighbors which is not defined by ethnicity. Reporter more than 20 people spoke including the director of refugee services. All countries that have signed and ratified the u. S. Refugee invention including the u. S. Obligated to grant the same human rights and assistance to refugees that they grant to their citizens in reporter severa...

City, staff, customers hoping to save 98-year-old post office from closure - Vimarsana News

City, staff, customers hoping to save 98-year-old post office from closure

For nearly one hundred years, there has been a tradition in downtown Franklin. Today, a city, a staff, and many loyal customers are hoping that tradition hasn't just met an abrupt end.