North Augusta City Council to Meet Tonight at 7
The North Augusta City Council convenes at 7 PM for a regular meeting merged with a study session. Items include a third reading on drought response, ministerial recorder appointment, and several agenda discussions on shelters libraries funding sewer projects and possible litigation.
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North Augusta
Nancy Carson
Lark W. Jones
Polo Branch
W. Martintown Road
Kelly F. Zier
Wagener
Bob West
McCall Thomas Engineers
Lowman Tyler
Gayle Kirkland
Voters to Attend District Forum on Primary Issues
An Edgefield forum tomorrow at W E Parker Elementary will feature Democratic candidates Brighthorp Crouch and Keesley and Republicans Jackson Pettigrew, with opening and closing remarks and audience Q A moderated by Steve Cox. The event precedes the Feb 17 primary and April 7 special election.
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William W. Keesley
Clyde R. Jackson III
John W. Pettigrew Jr
Steve Cox
W.E. Parker Pta
Sammy Williams
Johnston Elementary School
Mike Casey
WKSX
WJES
Pauline Patrick
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Hardee’s Comes To New Ellenton
New Ellenton will host a new Hardees restaurant on S.C. 19 after plans finalized Friday. The 3.19 acre site between Carolina Barbecue and Todd’s Shop & Go will seat about 94, offer a drive through and breakfast biscuits. Mayor Randy Shaw welcomes the expected 49 local jobs and notes the town should attract other fast food chains.
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New Ellenton
Hardees
Nancy Cheek
Carolina Barbecue
Todd’s Shop & Go
S.C. 19
Becker and Associates
Chuck Huffman
Ms. Cheek
Hardee’s
Students compose a book of one million dots
David Neal's first period math class in Schofield completed a bound notebook with one million dots. Dots were matched to facts such as Iran's area and U S garbage dumps. The project, with prizes, aimed to impart a concrete sense of the size of a million.
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David Neal
Schofield
Columbia Telephone
Neal
Indiana
Iran
United States
Michael Williams
Barbie Pardue
Augusta
Aiken County Hears Funds Requests Over $100000
Aiken County Council will consider more than 100000 dollars in funding requests Tuesday night. Aiken Technical College seeks 50000 for a student center expansion with 50000 from Gregg Graniteville Foundation and additional space released by South Carolina ETV. The advisory committee requests 20000 for Judicial Center furniture and 50418 for a legal library. A public hearing on inmate labor mandates and several other resolutions are on the agenda.
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George Burgess
Aiken County Council
Aiken Technical College
South Carolina Etv
Gregg-Graniteville Foundation
Citizens Advisory Committee
Judicial Center
Family Court
W. Scott Barnes
General Assembly
Aiken County
Johnstown
Wiedeman and Singleton
Aiken
Davis and Floyd Inc
Greenwood
Wilbur Smith and Associates
Columbia
Zimmerman, Evans and Leopold
Augusta
Flu Season Opens as Taiwan Strain Spreads in South Carolina
Fourteen influenza cases have been reported in South Carolina with the Taiwan strain prominent in Charleston. Dr. John Tomarchio of HCA Aiken Regional Medical Centers warns of rapid onset symptoms and emphasizes vaccination and strict handwashing to curb transmission.
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South Carolina
Taiwan
Charleston
John Tomarchio
Hca-Aiken
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