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What a wonderful way to start my Sunday…my sweet wife served me grilled biscuits left over from our dinner party with friends last night. God’s blessings to you today.
Bon Secours St. Francis Health System will be hosting their second annual seminar on human trafficking, “Not by Their Choice on August 24th. “Keynote Speakers:Dr. Nancy Nguyen, DO, and Jennifer Cox, Dignity Health Family Medicine Residency ProgramStories of sex and labor trafficking are constantly in the media, and Greenville County has the highest prevalence of […]
Mike Gallagher and Larry Elder kicked off the “Aloha Talkers Tour” with a lively discussion of the issues facing our country. We are aboard the beautiful Pride of America with a great group of talk radio enthusiasts.
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When Roland Bergeron, owner of a custom home building company, first heard that more than 800 million people in the world didn’t have access to clean water, he was shocked. An engineer by trade, he became even more involved in water ministry in 2002, when he went on his first mission trip to Central America. […]
Join Mike Gallagher and Joey Hudson for the Upstate’s Premiere Showing of Dinesh D’Souza’s latest film, Death of a Nation. It’s FREE, but you must register. Movie starts at 7p at the Camelot Cinemas on E Antrim Dr in Greenville. Not since 1860 have the Democrats so fanatically refused to accept the result of a free […]
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September 22 marks another painful anniversary for the family of Tucker Hipps.
Tucker was a 19-year-old Clemson University student who died in 2014 after joining fraternity members and pledges on an early-morning run. His body was later found beneath the Highway 93 bridge over Lake Hartwell.
More than a decade later, questions remain about exactly what happened that morning.
In this conversation, I sit down with Tucker’s mother, Cindy Hipps, to remember the young man behind the headlines. Cindy shares memories of her son, talks about the impact his death has had on her family, and explains why she has devoted so much of her life to raising awareness about the dangers of hazing.
We also discuss the culture of silence that can surround hazing, what parents need to know before their children join fraternities, sororities and other organizations, and what students should do if they witness dangerous behavior.
Cindy and her husband, Gary, have worked to make sure Tucker’s life continues to have an impact through the Tucker W. Hipps Memorial Foundation, which supports scholarships, charitable organizations and hazing-awareness efforts.
Tucker’s story is heartbreaking, but his legacy is about much more than how he died. It’s about how he lived—and a family’s determination to help protect other young people.
Learn more about Tucker and the work of the Tucker W. Hipps Memorial Foundation at TuckerGives.org.
Please share this interview with parents, grandparents and college students. It may start a conversation that could save a life.
If you have information that may lead to the TRUTH about what happened that morning please contact Oconee Crime Stoppers online or call 1-844-71CRIME.
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