Woman of the Year honors Mim Woodring in North Augusta
Mim Woodring, co owner of The STAR, received North Augusta Women in Business first Woman of the Year award after a year of personal and professional resilience. She has served on Aiken County Council and the SC Commission on the Future of South Carolina and remains active with libraries and local civic groups. Debi Flippo and Catherine Simpers were named finalists.
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North Augusta
Mim Woodring
Women In Business
Woodring
Nity North Augusta
Aiken County
Carroll Campbell
Commission On the Future of
South Carolina
Nancy Carsonibrary Board
S.C
Aiken-Bamberg
Barnwell-Edgefield
S.C. Press Association Board of Directors
S.C. News
Rhonda Arant
Mrs. Woodring
Debi Flippo
Edward Jones Brokerage Firm
Catherine Simpers
Matt Nieman Insurance Agency
Nationwide Insurance
Return to Bethlehem Opens Friday in North Augusta
Grace UMC organizes the outdoor drive through nativity and town square expansion for this year’s Return to Bethlehem in North Augusta. The 4 day event runs 6 30 to 9 pm nightly with 400 volunteers, new storefront facades, animals, and a focus on the manger scene. Traffic is coordinated by Billy Thweatt and the North Augusta DPS.
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North Augusta
Return To Bethlehem
Grace United Methodist Church
Bethlehem
Mary Ann Harlan
Grace Umc
Ens
Billy Thweatt
Christ
Return to Bethlehem uses carpool plan to ease traffic
Grace United Methodist Church traffic coordinator Bill Thweatt describes the outdoor drama routing and urges carpooling to shorten lines. Residents from the east side should use West Avenue then Bluff to join the queue with volunteers aiding at intersections and North Safety directing traffic.
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Bethlehem
Grace United Methodist Church
Bill Thweatt
North Augusta
West Avenue
Bluff
Thweatt
13Th Street Bridge
Georgia Avenue
Death benefits on tap for special N E Water Commission meeting
The New Ellenton Water Commission will convene at 6 p m Friday to discuss a draft audit and the payment of death benefits. Controversy centers on payments to the Mark Key Scholarship Fund and to Tammy Guess Hyder, with others alleging estates were overlooked. Aiken Electric Cooperative handles estate capital credits, not death benefits, fueling further questions.
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New Ellenton
Wallace Seigler
David Barnett
Water Commission
Hyder
Seigler
Barnett
Aiken Electric Cooperative
Lake Murray
North Augusta charity candle drive boosted by Bi-Lo donation
Bi-Lo of North Augusta contributes 1000 to the Keenan O Malia Candle of Hope Foundation created after the 6 year old Keenan O Mailia was murdered near Riverview Park. The fund aids the Community Ministry of North Augusta with Christmas needs for underprivileged residents and promotes keeping children safe. Candles of Hope proceeds support local projects and a homeless community dinner event. Local offices list 278-1386 for information.
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STAR
North Augusta
Bi-Lo
Keenan O’malla
Candle of Hope Foundation
Keenan O'Mailia
Riverview Park
Istry
North
Cindy McNeill
Parks grant funds boat dock upgrades in North Augusta
North Augusta receives a 100 930 grant for two fishing piers at Hammond's Ferry Road boat dock. Parks director Bob Brooks says the project, with a handicap ramp, aims to attract 700 800 patrons monthly and notes work will be done by the South Carolina Department of Natural Resources, with completion targeted by mid April.
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North Augusta
Parks
Recreation Department
Hammond's Ferry Road
Bob Brooks
Parks and Recreation
Brooks
South Carolina
CSRA
Jackson
South Carolina Department of
Goldsmiths donate crosses to aid church sale
North Augusta St Bartholomew's Episcopal Church receives handcrafted 14 karat gold and sterling silver crosses from Walt and Lynn Thompson to raise funds for improvements on the recently purchased property. The varied designs include diamond and garnet options, with many bearing the Lord's Prayer on the back, plus earrings and crucifixes. Proceeds support church upgrades.
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North Augusta - St. Bartholomew's Episcopal Church
Walt Thompson
Lynn
St. Bartholomew's
Suit Alleges Medical Negligence In Stillbirth At ARMC
Angela Neagus, on behalf of herself and Meggin Neagus, sues Aiken Regional Medical Centers Dr. Douglas Greer and nurse Tammy Wightman alleging failure to provide competent care after back and side pain led to cesarean delivery and a stillborn child. Defendants have 30 days to respond.
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Angela Neagus
Meggin Neagus
Aiken Regional Medical Centers
Douglas Greer
Tammy Wightman
Neagus
Ms. Neagus
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Business Group
N.A
N.E. Water Commission
By Carl Langley
O’malia
North Augusta Boat Dock
Ellen Gladden
Walt and
Lynn Thompson
St. Bartholomew's Episcopal Church
ARMC
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