North Augusta Woman Killed. Suspect Sought in Murder
Betty D Antignac 52 of 111 Storm Court was found dead in her North Augusta home after being stabbed and beaten. A warrant is out for 44 year old Robert Pitts for murder and weapon possession. Police say Pitts may have left in D Antignac s vehicle and was last seen on Edgar Street. Call (803) 648 6811 with tips.
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North Augusta
Betty D’antignac
Robert Pitts
Troy Elwell
Aiken County
Elwell
Edgar
D’antignac
Pitts
Faith-based community reshaping Northside in Aiken
Annie Collier Glover, 81, has lived in Toole Hill near downtown Aiken most of her life. She remains active in church and with friends while noting the neighborhood has changed from her younger days. (Photo shows the couple and their family.)
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Annie Collier Glover
Toole Hill
Aiken
James Glover
Annie Glover
Rob Novit
David Parks
Foreground
Buddy Dahlin
River of Life Church
Smart Growth Aiken maps future county planning goals
The Smart Growth Aiken Annual Meeting at the Aiken County Historical Museum focused on Together Aiken County a county wide blueprint. Speakers included Scott Singer and Stephen Strohminger as they outlined plan outcomes data trends and upcoming ordinances and standards.
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Aiken
Aiken County
Future
Scott Singer
Stephen Strohminger
Singer
Audi
Ence
Rail crossing fatalities rise in South Carolina amid debris blind spots
South Carolina railroad officials report a 50 percent jump in crossing deaths to 12 with 27 injuries in 2004, the highest toll in seven years. Norfolk Southern owns nine of the deadly crossings. experts cite sight obstruction and debris as major causes while state funding covers 20 to 25 crossings annually.
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Charleston
South Carolina
Norfolk Southern
Robin Chapman
Harvey Levine
Federal Railroad Association
Levine
Johnny Parker
Columbia
Graniteville
Aiken County
CSX
Parker
Transportation Department
Bush to tour Social Security plan in visit
President Bush arrives at the State House in Columbia as he continues a 60 stop tour to emphasize Social Security reform. Gov. Mark Sanford and U.S. Senators Lindsey Graham and Jim DeMint are expected to greet him, reflecting long standing support for changing the system.
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Bush
Columbia
Washington
Mark Sanford
U.S
Lindsey Graham
Jim DeMint
State House
Sanford
U.S. House
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Allen Hicks
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