Aiken County Job Fair draws 50 plus employers next week
More than 50 employers from across the CSRA will attend the Aiken County Job Fair at Aiken Technical College on Tuesday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. The public event, held in the campus gym, is sponsored by the South Carolina Department of Social Services with state and local agencies partnering for the first time. Participating firms include Security Federal Bank, Aiken Regional Medical Centers, Lower Savannah Council of Governments, Zaxby’s, Verizon Wireless, and others.
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CSRA
Aiken County
Aiken Technical College
S.C. Department of Social Services
DSS
Security Federal Bank
Aiken Regional Medical Centers
Lower Savannah
Inside Today Bypass Expansion Cost Figures
The local news section reports that the bypass expansion cost stands at 34.6 million dollars. Officials outline funding options and project milestones for the regional infrastructure upgrade.
AREA DEATHS Bobby Lee Turner Windsor Jimmy Ham North Augusta
Obituaries list two local deaths with known names and locations. Bobby Lee Turner of Windsor and Jimmy Dale Ham of North Augusta are noted in the 6A notices. Details on ages dates and funeral arrangements are not provided in the fragment.
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Bobby Lee Turner
Windsor
Jimmy
Dale” Ham
North Augusta
Five Day Outlook With Warm, Humid Conditions
Partly cloudy skies with isolated thunderstorms expected. Daytime highs near 92 degrees and nightly lows around 72. The forecast calls for continued warmth across the period, with scattered storm chances and typical late-summer humidity.
Midl Valley High Band Practicing Amid Summer Heat
Junior Hannah Redd with Daniel Coffin and Jaxon Coleman works on new material during band practice at Midland Valley High School. Redd began tuba in seventh grade and jokes it resembles a satellite dish while James Bechtel, an eighth grader, says marching band is the best years of his life. Competition festivals start within six weeks as first-year players adjust.
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Midland Valley High School
Hannah Redd
Daniel Coffin
Jaxon Coleman
Redd
Aiken County
James Bechtel
Midland Valley Band
Kennedy Middle School
Alex Hogue
Obama signs sweeping veterans health care law extends private care
President Obama signed a $16.3 billion law to expand private doctor access for veterans facing long waits. Immediate effects allow qualifying veterans to seek non VA care at government expense. broader reforms include staffing boosts and 27 new clinics, with timelines spanning months to years.
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Fort Belvoir
Barack Obama
Veterans Affairs Department
Eric Shinseki
Veterans Affairs
Visauwull
Martin
Wallace Theater
Virginia
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