Former RSM principal arrested for delinquency charge
Mason L. Cummings, former Ridge Spring-Monetta High School principal, was arrested in Saluda County on one count of contributing to the delinquency of a minor. The affidavit alleges immoral conduct with a victim then aged 16. Cummings resigned from Ridge Spring-Monetta Elementary/Middle School after informing the Aiken School District on Oct 11.
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College student defends Confederate flag on Dr Phil show
North Augusta High School graduate Byron Thomas, a 19 year old USC Beaufort student, traveled to Los Angeles with historian Wayne O Bryant to discuss his reasons for displaying the Confederate flag as a symbol of Southern pride. The taped Dr Phil segment is due to air in January and Thomas is under a quiet contract about speaking on the incident until then.
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County Council OKs Jackson grocery store TIF request
Aiken County Council approved the Town of Jacksons tax incremental financing plan to help lure a 21,000 square foot Food Lion grocery facility on six acres along Atomic Road. The town will commit 880000 while the district covers 50 acres. The plan passed with one amendment and needs assurances as part of the TIF. councils vote details noted and EMS facility bids planned for the Coca-Cola site.
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Remembering Marine Cpl Matt Dillon on fifth anniversary
Neal and Lucy Dillon joined friends at Sunset Memorial Gardens Sunday to honor Marine Cpl Matt Dillon who died in Iraq on December 11, 2006 on his 37th combat mission. Army Col Rob Dillon listened via phone as family shared stories of his youth and service. Matt began with the National Guard in Graniteville before earning a Purple Heart and EMT training.
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