Aiken Woman Arrested After False ID Incident
Aiken police charged a woman with driving under suspension no proof of insurance and providing false information after a speeding stop on Columbia Avenue. Officers later learned the ID belonged to another woman who had lost hers a month earlier. A separate report notes vandalism at Millbrook Elementary and a sugar contamination incident on Stone Drive.
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Columbia Avenue
Sumter Street
Millbrook Elementary
Stone Drive
Retired Federal Employees Meet For Christmas Luncheon
Local chapter of the National Association of Retired Federal Employees invites all federal employees to a Christmas luncheon at Houndslake Country Club on Wednesday at 12 30 p m with meal served at 1 p m Reservations and details available from Arne Fliflet 648 8441 or Peggy Hutchison 648 7005.
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National Association of Retired Federal Employees
Houndslake ‘Country Club
Arne Fliflet
Peggy Hutchison
Aiken Standard Local News Push Featured
The Aiken Standard promotes its role as the city's primary source for local news and community views, emphasizing trusted reporting and essential updates for residents.
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Aiken Standard
DJJ head outlines goals for juvenile justice reform
Gina Wood director of the South Carolina Department of Juvenile Justice spoke at an Aiken County meeting about preventing truancy reforming juvenile classification and pursuing regional detention centers. She praised Beatrice Manning for her Talk to Me program and urged collaboration to reduce youth crime while noting poverty and family instability as underlying factors. Representatives from Sheriff’s Office United Way Mental Health Association and local schools attended.
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Aiken County
Gina Wood
S.C
Greenwood
Columbia
Aiken County Sheriff's Office
Nited Way of
Mental Health Association
Nurture Home
Shadie Hall
Helping Hands
Ms. Wood
Missouri
South Carolina
Washington, D.C
US. Dept. of Justice
Office of
Juvenile Justice and
Oregon
Redcliffe: Hammond Estate Era in Beech Island 1855 57
South Carolina governor James H. Hammond bought 400 acres near Beech Island naming his home Redcliffe after a cliff bank. By 1857 he built a larger residence with extensive vineyards and fruit trees.
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South Carolina
James H. Hammond
Beech Island
Redcliffe
Man to wear monitor for five years
Steve Hutto, 45, pleaded guilty to criminal domestic violence. Judge James C. Williams Jr. suspended a 10 year sentence to four years with five years probation and electronic monitoring. Hutto must not contact his wife and undergo anger management and alcohol treatment. In a separate case, William Grubbs of Barnwell received 30 months for molesting his child.
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Hutto
James C. Williams Jr
Patricia Corey
Kathy
Williams
Corey
Ben Moore
William Grubbs
Barnwell
Commission Chair Bolton Plans Return After Surgery
Aiken Planning Commission Chairman Ronny Bolton expects to resume duties next week after open heart surgery at University Hospital in Augusta. He credited his fitness and expresses gratitude to doctors Blakely Chandler Roddy Kitchens and Chip Storey while praising the community spirit of Aiken and its residents.
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Aiken Planning
Blakely Chandler
Roddy Kitchens
Chip Storey
University Hospital
Augusta
Bolton
Aiken
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Maggie Cole
Protien
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Lucille Hughes
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Ira Pease
Anon
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