It’s been four years since Graniteville heard the sounds of the train wreck that would change many residents’ lives forever. Now, there’s less jobs, less people, and less hope in the community. WJBF News Channel 6’s Joy Howe has more.
1 of 5
Advertisement
Advertisement
Tuesday, January 6th is the 4-year anniversary of the tragic train derailment in Granitveville, South Carolina that spilled chlorine gas and killed nine people and injured dozens of others.
Emily Pantelides reports from the decontamination center at USC-Aiken, where victims were taken. Originally aired 1/6/05.
Richmond County Narcotics officers say they have arrested 21 people working for a major drug dealer. The FBI, ATF and DEA worked on the investigation which spanned more than a year and involved extensive undercover work.
The Augusta State men’s basketball squad slipped three spots Tuesday in the first national ranking of 2009, but remained in the top 10 when the Jaguars landed at No. 10 in the sixth NABC poll of the regular season.
Deborah Gibson has a guest role as a musician playing ‘80s music, but it isn’t even her ‘80s music.
Advertisement
WJBF Terms and Conditions | Work With Us