Reynolds Named Aiken Standard Person of the Year
Reynolds and his wife Susan moved to Aiken in 2000 and quickly embraced the city. He served on the Planning Commission, led arts and civic groups, and helped organize Celebrate Aiken. He says he is honored and humbled by the recognition, crediting volunteers and city support.
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Mississippi sisters win parole tied to kidney donation
Governor Haley Barbour suspends the 1993 armed robbery sentences of Gladys and Jamie Scott. Jamie is released on parole in 2014 if Gladys donates a kidney to her sister as a condition. Attorney Chokwe Lumumba calls it a victory. Barbour spokesman Dan Turner confirms the transplant requirement.
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Patient access gain cited as new health law takes effect
Critics question penalties while physicians and insurers navigate new rules. Supporters say the law offers patients certainty and time to plan care and costs, though some fear higher co payments or switching doctors during treatment.
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