Miss Aiken County Golf Classic Rescheduled For Oct 2
The Miss Aiken County Golf Classic was moved to Friday October 2 at Cedar Creek Golf Course. Tee time is 1 pm with an on course lunch and beverages. Hole in one prizes include a Mitsubishi 6 wheeler and Gucci watches. Proceeds go to the Miss Aiken County Scholarship Program. Contestants will attend. For applications call 642-0243 or 548-8092.
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Cedar Creek
Robbery at Silver Bluff Car Wash and multiple local thefts
Aiken man robbed at gunpoint during car wash cleaning at 8 45 am with about 170 dollars taken before wallet was thrown. Suspect described as white male 20s wearing black shirt and blue jeans. Also reports include thefts from The Colony complex Greengate Circle Burglaries Reynolds Pond Road home TV stolen Tow dolly from Lovett's Auto Sales Beech Island auto break in Owens Street CD player stolen Stolen car found burned on Black Stone Camp Road Fuel City Smile Gas Station break in through ceiling with over 3000 dollars stolen
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Silver Bluff
Colony
Greengate Circle
Reynolds Pond Road
Lovett
Richland Avenue
Owens Street
Beech Island
Black Stone Camp Road
Storm Brach Road
North Augusta
Fuel City Smile Gas Station
Laurel Lakes Drive
Calico Cat With Cross Mark Captures Graniteville Attention
Nancy Davis and her son Clyde adopted a kitten a year ago in Graniteville named Cali Co Calico. The cat is a grey and black tabby with a distinct pale cross marking from shoulder to tail that startles observers. Mrs. Davis has photos to prove the markings.
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Nancy Davis
Clyde
Graniteville
Calico
Appeal Filed To Overturn Conviction In South Carolina Case
Gregory Patterson 39 seeks post conviction relief in Aiken County alleging his 1997 plea to sexual assault burglary and kidnapping was coerced and involuntary He claims police threats lack of counsel and improper confession led to the guilty plea and asks for a suppression hearing while his 25 year minimum term stands.
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Aiken County
Gregory Patterson
Tion
Patterson
Costa Pleiones
Lee Correctional Institution
Bishopville
State Court of Appeals
Second Judicial Circuit
Lawrence Brown
Brown
Ellenton
Van Seized Over Veterans Fund Embezlement in Aiken
The Aiken Department of Public Safety seized a 1987 van bought with money allegedly stolen from the county veterans organization. Gary Andrew LeGate, 31, faces two counts of breach of trust after authorities say he stole more than $30,000 and is free on $15,000 bonds. The case targets funds intended for the Aiken County Veterans Memorial Park while the project proceeds with fountain installation and engraved bricks funded by $100 each.
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Aiken Department of Public Safety
Gary Andrew LeGate
LeGate
Aiken
Ed Hammons
Aiken County
Veterans Coalition
Hammons
ATC Opens Fall Semester With Welcome Events
Langley Aiken Technical College greeted students on the first fall day with banners and free meals. Juices pastries and pizza were served across two sessions to accommodate Tuesday Thursday and Monday Wednesday Friday class schedules. Officials, including Evelyn Pride Patterson and Gioia Furness Petro, highlighted campus welcome and commuter student experiences as Jim Schmidt projects about 2,400 total enrollment with steady growth after last year’s gains.
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Scott Webster
Dina Callies
Aiken Technical College
Langley — Aiken Technical College
Evelyn Pride Patterson
Gioia Furness Petro
Jim Schmidt
Linda Cook
Jackson
ATC
County funds aid prison ministry at Aiken Detention Center
Aiken County Council approved a $500 monthly payment from the inmate canteen fund to support Good News Jail and Prison Ministry. Rev. Lynwood Williams serves as jail chaplain directing inmate religious studies and programs, with about 200 Bible studies weekly. Detention Center Administrator Lonnie McCarthy calls the program worthwhile, noting Williams conducts worship, crisis intervention, and family outreach through the ministry.
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Aiken County Detention Center
Aiken
McCarthy
Inhalants Rise as Teen Drug Problem in South Carolina
Brenda Bentley of the Aiken Center warns inhalants like freon glue paint and nail polish remover pose severe brain and lung risks to youths averaging age 13. Teens call them Climax Poppers and Bullets while authorities report arrests over freon theft and widespread use across state eighth graders.
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Brenda Bentley
Aiken Center For Alcohol and Drug Services
Aiken
Ms. Bentley
South Carolina
Aiken Center
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ORA
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By Carl Langley
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