Glover to become North Augusta City Administrator in January
Todd Glover, long time Aiken County official and North Augusta resident, will become City Administrator of North Augusta in January, replacing Sam Bennett who left in September. He has served as assistant county administrator since 2008 and earned degrees at USC Aiken and Augusta State University, with ICMA credentialing. He will oversee nearly 300 city employees and aims to focus on specific projects in a smaller jurisdiction while maintaining strong ties with Aiken County. The move follows Mayor Lark Jones and City Council selecting him after a region-wide search, noting his familiarity with Savannah River area issues.
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Secret Santa sponsors sought for 25th year at South Aiken church
South Aiken Presbyterian Church appeals for sponsors to support about 125 children in its Secret Santa program. More than 100 children still need a sponsor. gifts are chosen from three options per child and wrapped with name and ID. Donations and sponsor signups via hotline 648-1214.
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Job Fair and Holiday Cheer Event Announced Across Aiken Area
Goodwill's Aiken Job Connection hosts a December 9 job fair for Domino's Pizza with on the spot interviews at 1015 Pine Log Road. Applicants should complete an online application prior to the fair. Separate listings note Boasmas hiring in multiple regions and Royal Ravens All-Stars Holiday Cheer Explosion on December 10 at Aiken Technical College to collect canned goods with reduced entry by donation.
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Obelisk Replacement in Aiken Covered by Insurance
The obelisk marking Aiken time capsule on Newberry Street will be replaced at the driver’s insurance expense. Joseph Rinauro, 35, of Aiken, faces charges for driving under suspension and improper turn after damaging the monument on November 7. The time capsule, created in 2000, includes memorabilia about local schools, USC Aiken, and community life and is planned to be opened in 2100.
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