Shaquira Speaks
South Carolina Bureau Chief at WJZY-TV (Charlotte, NC)
South Carolina Bureau Chief at WMYT-TV (Charlotte, NC)
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qcnews.com | Shaquira Speaks
Weather Alert2 MORE ALERTSFlood Watch: Alexander County, Anson County, Ashe County, Avery County, Burke County Mountains, Caldwell County Mountains, Eastern McDowell County, Greater Burke County, Greater Caldwell County, McDowell County Mountains, Stanly County, Watauga County, Wilkes County
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yahoo.com | Shaquira Speaks
LANCASTER, S.C. (QUEEN CITY NEWS) — Benford Brewing nearly went up in flames overnight. Owner Bryan Oneal was smoking some meat for the next day when he says his smoker caught fire early Saturday morning. “We lost pretty much everything in smoke damage. The structure is salvageable; the brewery equipment is salvageable. We lost lights, we burnt wires,” Oneal said.
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qcnews.com | Shaquira Speaks
BALLANTYNE, N.C. (QUEEN CITY NEWS) — Parishioners around the world are celebrating the newly installed American leader of the Roman Catholic Church — Pope Leo XIV. One of the special Masses was Friday night at Saint Matthew in Ballantyne. “Through the ministry of Peter, you have called me to carry that cross and to be blessed with that mission,” said new American Pope Leo XIV while leading his first Mass at the Vatican a day after his election to the papacy.
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qcnews.com | Shaquira Speaks
CHARLOTTE, N.C. (QUEEN CITY NEWS) — The new leader of the Catholic church will continue spreading a message of peace and love as Pope Francis did. Charlotte Catholics are excited not only for the historic selection of the first American pontiff, but also for the future of the church. It took two days for 133 eligible cardinals to choose Robert Prevost as the next pope. He’s the first American to be elected in the 2,000-year history of the Catholic church.
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qcnews.com | Shaquira Speaks
FORT MILL, S.C. (QUEEN CITY NEWS) — A second university is releasing a report on the controversial solar panel manufacturing company Silfab Solar in Fort Mill. The assessment from the University of South Carolina Public Health School claims the facility puts more than 53,000 people in a major chemical risk zone. “Far bigger than I thought,” said Scott Jensen, a board member for Citizens Alliance for Government Integrity.
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