Now Playing in Aiken Rush Hour 3 Stardust and More
Movie listings for Aiken show Rush Hour 3 Stardust and Daddy Day Camp among current releases. The piece weighs which titles are out and which are worth seeing based on local showings and trends. GC Union County closes in on championship title after a 15 3 win over DeKalb County’s Alabama state champions, moving within one game of the tournament lead. Deaths and Funerals notices list local names John Henry Dunbar William Horace Neal Sr Cynthia King Peacock.
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Aiken
Rush Hour
Stardust
Union County
South Carolina
Alabama
DeKalb County
Aiken Endures Record Heat Wave Across City
Aiken faces a major heat wave with 103 degree highs at Bush Field, surpassing the 1992 record of 102. Health officials urge hydration and indoor cooling. Spokesman Adam Myrick advises drinking water and avoiding alcohol and excessive sugar while staying indoors.
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Myrick
Seminole Mills site under major redevelopment plan
Demolition of Seminole Mills buildings and asbestos removal began in mid July with a 200 000 EPA cleanup grant. The 26 acre site, once a textile area gutted by fire, now shows brick glass and steel debris while the iconic water tower will be preserved. Phase one ends in fall with debris removal to follow. total work may take a year.
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Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
Aikens County
Joan Donnelly
Donnelly
South Carolina
Murderer withdraws appeal on execution in Aiken County
An Aiken County man on death row for the 1996 Department of Social Services killings in North Augusta withdrew his appeal. Convicted in 2000, he seeks to clear the path to execution after a hearing found him competent and acting voluntarily.
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Aiken County
Hill
Department of Social Services
North Augusta
State Supreme Court
David Miller
Aiken
Mille
Donna Schwartz-Watts
University of South Carolina
Second Circuit
Jack Early
Miler
Melissa Kimbrough
Hills
Design Review Board Rejects Concrete Pig Courtyard Plan
At Colleton Avenue, the seven member Design Review Board nixed owners' request to place three 18 inch high concrete pigs on their courtyard fence. They also rejected developer Mark O s proposal for a 3,038 square foot house on a planned extension of Downing Steel off Lau.
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Design Review Board
Colleton ‘Avenue
Mark 0
Downing Steel
Lau
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