Five years since fallen officer Scotty Richardson honored
It has been five years since Master Public Safety Officer Scotty Richardson was killed during a routine traffic stop on Brandt Court. He died Dec. 21, 2011, at Georgia Health Sciences University in Augusta at age 33. Stephen Carter pleaded guilty Feb. 2, 2014 to the murder and received life without parole. Scotty’s mother Pat Richardson recalled in court that he would have helped Carter if given the chance.
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Aiken Department of Public Safety
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Area deaths list fill 4A deaths and funerals
Obituary notices list several area deaths including Phyllis J. Spitale Aiken Jimmie H. Mims Sr. North Augusta James Cook Aiken Harvey Franklin Allen Jr. Aiken Edward H. Stokes Chapin D C Red Guyton Aiken Ruby Edwards Warrenville Luis Hector Villalobos Aiken and notes the Deaths and Funerals section appearing on page 4A.
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Aiken
Jimmie H. Mims Sr
North Augusta
James Cook
Harvey Franklin Allen Jr
Edward H. Stokes
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Ruby Edwards
Warrenville
Luis Hector Villalobos
Christmas miracle restores Salley nurse’s jewelry faith
Jan Delaigle, a Salley hospice nurse, lost about $10,000 in jewelry when she set a box on her car trunk and drove off. Two weeks later Richard DeVinny found the box at the State Park Road and S C Highway 302 intersection and returned it. Delaigle called the act a sign from God and a guardian angel moment.
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Brannon announces bid for North Augusta mayor
Brett Brannon, a North Augusta resident and local developer, announces his bid for mayor, the first candidate since Lark Jones said he would not seek re election. His campaign site outlines aims for small town charm, sensible growth, and community engagement while reviewing Project Jackson and its multi million dollar baseball park and mixed use development for the city. Brannon warns other candidates not to rely solely on Project Jackson as an issue and says final decisions depend on council and citizen input.
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