Jamya Reed

"This where all of our rescue mission and facilities come and ‘shop’ and get all that they need to feed 650 people every day," said Yolanda Campusano-Pilarte, Miracle Hill Ministries Communications.

"Our theme this year is 'pursuing legacy,' so we're still actively writing our story for those who are coming behind us," said Carlton McClam.

As Labor Day weekend approaches, officials emphasize the importance of road safety.

"Even one death is more than we would like to see," said Senior Deputy Shelton England, Greenville County Coroner's Office.

"We released geese that have been oil-covered or petroleum-covered in from Spartanburg County," said Jacqueline Swaim, PAWS volunteer.

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"We're here to honor them; we're their family. They didn't have nobody to claim them, but we did," said Stanley Webber, American Legion Post 200.

"Devastation, because when you think of cancer, you think of bad stuff," said Jeter.

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