Aiken man gets 35 years for armed robbery
Jamaques Salley received 35 years in prison after his February armed robbery of a Richland Avenue Quick Cash. Co-defendant Carlos Williams got 13 years after pleading guilty. third suspect Michael Quarles had a 28-year sentence after conviction. All three will serve 85 percent before release.
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Aiken DPS logs multiple property thefts across area
An Aiken Department of Public Safety blotter reports a Monday vehicle break in on Equinox Loop with a purse GPS device and jewelry taken. Tuesday burglaries on Wyman Street and a vehicle theft on Redd Street are noted. The Aiken County Sheriff's Office also logs burglaries on Ascauga Lake Road North Augusta Newnam Circle Aiken and Dunbar Court Graniteville Tuesday.
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Arrest bookings at Doris C. Gra Vat Detention Center
The Aiken Standard summarizes Aug 13 bookings for the Doris C. Grav at Detention Center listing individuals charged with offenses including disorderly conduct assault and battery theft and possession. Some names may be released after posting bond and not all arrests imply guilt.
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Aiken Artist Guild Meeting Hosts Sep 9 Exhibit Talk
The Aiken Artist Guild meets in the Brown Pavilion Room at Aiken Center for the Arts on Sept 9 at 7 p.m. Tom Supensky will present The Birth of an Exhibition The Job of the Curator. Public welcome. AA meets weekly at St Paul Lutheran Church 961 Trail Ridge Rd at 7 p.m.
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First Community Bank to merge with Savannah River Banking
First Community Corp and Savannah River Financial Corp announce a cash and stock merger valued at about 33.6 million. The combined bank will have roughly 775 million in assets, 635 million in deposits and 450 million in loans, creating a 13‑office institution. The deal requires regulatory and shareholder approvals and is slated for completion in early next year.
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