Thank You From the Richardson Family for Scotty’s Death
The Richardson family expresses heartfelt thanks for community support after Scotty Richardson, an Officer with the Aiken Department of Public Safety, passed away December 21. They thank ADPS staff, O Charleys, Houndslake CC, Shellhouse-Rivers, and local citizens for meals, gifts, and help during funeral arrangements and Christmas. They ask continued prayers and urge guiding local children toward the right path in Scotty’s memory.
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Scotty
Aiken
Bethany Cemetery
Area Deaths listing for Wallace Brown and Kruse
Obituary notice lists Blossom G. Wallace of Augusta Marvin Brown of Aiken and Pascal J. Pat Kruse of Aiken among area deaths. details appear in the Deaths and Funerals section on page 6A.
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Blossom G. Wallace, Augusta
Marvin Brown, Aiken
Pascal J
Pat” Kruse, Aiken
Public Safety officer shot and killed in 2011 tribute
In December 2011 Aiken Public Safety faced a deadly incident when Sheriff Scotty Richardson, Travis Griffin, and Sgt. Tracy Seymour confronted a suspect on Brandt Court. Griffin survived after a chest wound, Richardson died en route to hospital, and Stephen Carter was wounded and jailed. Local residents donated and paid respects.
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Brandt Court
Stephen Carter
Scotty Richardson
Travis Griffin
Tracy Seymour
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Richardson
Georgia Health Sciences Medical Center
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Medical College of Georgia
Aiken
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Readers' Choice Top 10 Local Stories of 2011
Voters chose the year’s top local stories on aikenstandard.com with a Dec. online poll. Notable items include a jewelry store armed robbery and self defense, USC Aiken’s 50th anniversary, a new county complex vote, SPCA facility ground‑breaking, Bridgestone expansion plans, and regional economic development announcements.
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Aikenstandard.com
Karen Brazell
Aiken Public Safety Officers
Porky
Porky Bradberry
Bradberry
USC Aiken
Tom Hallman
Aiken County Council
Bridgestone to expand facility and build new tire plant
Bridgestone announced a 740,000 square foot expansion and a 1.5 million square foot off road tire plant in Graniteville. The $1.7 billion investment is the state's largest. Groundbreaking for the expansion occurred in September, with the first tire due in Q2 2013. Groundbreaking for the new plant followed in October, with operations slated for H1 2014.
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Bridgestone
Graniteville
South Carolina
County Council Approves New Complex on Greenfield Site
The County Council voted to build a new administrative complex on a greenfield site instead of remaining on Richland Avenue. The panel bought land on University Parkway and selected an envelope design, while purchasing a Beaufort Street building for the Health Department. Groundbreaking is slated for Q1 2012.
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County Council
Richland Avenue
University Parkway
Beaufort Street
Health Department
Aiken welcomes Fresh Market Sam’s Club and Cracker Barrel
Fresh Market, Sam’s Club and Cracker Barrel announce plans to open in Aiken. Cracker Barrel on Whiskey Road approved by City Council in December with construction starting in August and expected opening in late January. Sam’s Club proposed for 136,085 square feet on 31 acres west of city limits near Robert M Bell Parkway and U.S. 1. Fresh Market will occupy over 19,000 square feet in South Park Shopping Center. leasing firm Halvorsen Holdings notes “coming soon” but no opening date given.
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Aiken
Whiskey Road
Wal-Mart Stores Inc
Sam's Club
Sam’s Club
Robert M., Bell Parkway
U.S
Fresh Market
South Park
Halvorsen Holdings
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