Corley may lose law license after guilty plea
Former South Carolina lawmaker Chris Corley pleaded guilty to first degree domestic violence and was sentenced to six years in prison with five years probation. He faces potential disbarment in South Carolina while he practices law in Augusta Georgia, with probation stipulations including community service and anger management. The Georgia State Bar will review the conviction and may petition for a show cause hearing.
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Chris Corley
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Second Judicial Circuit
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Corley
South Carolina
Augusta
State Bar of Georgia
General Counsel
State Disciplinary Board
Supreme Court of Georgia
Area Deaths Featured in Deaths and Funerals 6A
Obituary roundup lists several local deaths including Brenda Gunter Holmes of Plum Branch George Albert Siegelman of Aiken Dorothy S Abbott of North Augusta Lucy Dunbar of Wagoner Janice Marks of Lexington Mylie Louise Brooks Walker of Lynn Close Kramp of Aiken Violet Pennington of Williston Brenda Driver Gray of Villa Rica Ga Laurie Augustus Salley Jr of Salley Charles Richard DeArmitt Richard H Futch of Aiken died recently.
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Plum Branch
George Albert Siegelman
Aiken
Dorothy S. Abbott
North Augusta
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Six Day Forecast Indicates Warm, Chance Storms
The forecast calls for cloudy skies with a risk of storms, high near 88 degrees and overnight low around 72. Weather outlook spans six days with variable chances of precipitation and warm daytime temperatures.
Contact Us General Offices and Phone Numbers
The notice lists contact numbers 803-648-2311 and 803-644-2401 for general offices and related inquiries.
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Mead Hall Opens School Year With Senior Kendall’s Last Ride
Mead Hall Episcopal School welcomed students at opening exercises as Kendall, a Mead Hall senior since 3K, faced her final year. Her father Brian Johnson teared up, noting Kendall’s long journey from 3K to 12th grade and her role as a leader and athlete.
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Brian Johnson
Kendall
Mead Hall
Gordon
Itty Gordon
St. Thaddeus Episcopal Church
Mary Irving Caffee
2016 Weather Extreme Report Highlights Unprecedented Conditions
NOAA's annual Earth checkup shows 2016 as the hottest year, with record sea levels and minimal Arctic and Antarctic sea ice. Co editor Jessica Blunden calls 2016 very extreme and a concern, citing human-caused climate change as a clear signal.
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U.S. National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
Arctic
Antarctica
Bulletin of
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American Meteorological Society
Jessica Blunden
NOAA
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