Redcliffe Elementary Honor Roll and Bucket Killers of January
Redcliffe Elementary announces honor roll recipients for the second nine weeks including Alina Bailey Tiannah Green Ryleigh Miles Jameson Smith Kyle Stearns and many others. Jefferson Elementary names Bucket Killers of the Month for January such as Katelena Marquez loule Elizabeth Flores ratuma Zaragoza Justin Harris Zoie Newsome and more.
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Alina Bailey
Tiannah Green
Ryleigh Miles
Jameson Smith
Kyle Stearns
Madyson Creason
Kenneth Hanberry
Tramain Wilson
Xavier Ross
Jason Willis
Lathan Rowland
Kaylan Hicke
Jaden Hudson
Jason Nirenberg
Joanna Parker
Olivia Wiles
Lyndee Wingard
Emily Arnold
Ian Gray
Kingston Harmon
Owen Jay
Imajeia Williams
Cameron Bagwell
AJ Fontanez
Ariel Trimble
Asia Wood
Zioin Bethelmie
Timothy Harris
Andrew Hill
Kymerie Little
Domenick Meeds
Ardrianna Moore
Kayli Ransom
Ja’Marcus Jenkins
Heaven Guy
Alexandra Helper
Danny Webster
Taniya Lee
Gage Walker
Charles Winberry
Emily Gattis
Joshua Gray
Iristen Taylor
Greenlee Hickson
Sara Smith
Cameron Jackson
Ryanichison
Hunter Casper
Aniya Johnson
Janiya Smith
Cayden Edwards
Shane Giles
Kezia Jones
Chacle Maddox
Ali Marlin
Courtney Williams
Heavenly Bell
Jordan Boyd
Dean Bryce
Gerald Lark
DesJuan McCorkle
Kayleigh Thigpen
Brianna Gray
Conner Thomas
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Anthony Barton
Priscilla Williamson
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Erin Cowart
Hayden Hollifield
Jennifer Cork
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Shamya Maddickes
Robert Owen Murphy
Isaiah Staley
Res Henderson
Marissa Perry
Kylie Casper
Savannah Mims
Alaina Wright
Mya Cribbs
Amanda Null
Nathan Hardine
Gary Andrews
Lydia Muns
Laurissa McKinnie
Zydairyn Middlebrooks
Lanz Ash
Rebecca Clinton
Rauri
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Katelena Marquez Loule
Elizabeth Flores
Ratuma Zaragoza
Justin Harris
Zoie Newsome
Kolten Bradley
Brianna Lovett
Landon Fulmer
Harley Brown
Isaiah Davis
Summer Tucker
Mckenzie Widener
Luke Blankenship
Kylie Hartman
Vanessa Diaz-Cruz
Reilly Clowell
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Starbucks opens on USC Aiken campus draws student cheers
USC Aiken celebrates a new Starbucks location in the Student Activities Center after a partnership with Ara mark. Students praise the café as a social and study hub offering coffee, espresso, pastries, and meals. Managers note quick training and eager response while SGA lauds expanded campus options and hours.
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Our Lady of Peace Middle School Will Stay Open
Diocesan decision reverses prior plans to close Our Lady of Peace Middle School in North Augusta. Father Jacob Joseph announced the middle school will remain open after a fundraising plan called Grow the School was accepted, despite a yearly deficit of 35 000 to 50 000 dollars.
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Security Federal reports 2013 earnings rise
Security Federal Corp announces 2013 year results with net income available to common shareholders up 1.4 million to 3.4 million or 1.14 per share. For the quarter ended Dec. 31, 2013, net income rose to 1.1 million or 38 cents per share, up 665 thousand and 149.8 percent from 444 thousand or 15 cents.
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Security Federal reports loan loss changes and asset decline
Security Federal Corporation posted a lower provision for loan losses for the year 2013 at 2.6 million, down from 3.9 million in 2012, while the quarterly figure was zero for Q4 2013 after 950 thousand in Q4 2012. Non-performing assets fell 11.2 million to 14 million by year end 2013 from 25.2 million in 2012, reflecting improved asset quality.
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