Deaths and funerals Lubertha Mack Hunterville NC
Lubertha Mack Hunterville NC, age 94, entered eternal rest Monday February 2 2015 at a NC Nursing Facility. Funeral services will be announced later. Friends may call Jackson Brooks Funeral Home 126 Fairfield St SE Aiken SC 803 649 6123.
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Lubertha Mack
Huntersville
Jackson Brooks Funeral Home
Fairfield St
Aiken
Mary Kate McCoy Smith Obituary In Aiken South Carolina
Mary Kate McCoy Smith, age 87, died Monday February 2, 2015 at her residence in Aiken SC. Arrangements are incomplete and will be announced by Cole Funeral Home at 1544 University Parkway, Aiken SC 29801. Online registry at www.colefuneralhomeinc.com.
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Mary Kate McCoy Smith
Aiken
Cole Funeral Home
University Parkway
Colefuneralhomeinc.com
Mary W. Trowell 83 Dies in Augusta Georgia
Mrs. Mary W. Trowell, 83, of Boy Scout Road, died February 3, 2015 in Augusta. Funeral arrangements are incomplete and will be announced later. C. A. Reid Sr. Memorial Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements.
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Methrea
Obituary notices for several local figures with funeral times
Margaret Ann Hayas Imrich services at St Mary Help of Christians on Wednesday at 11 a.m. Troy Randell Randy Kooy service at South African Church of God Thursday at 7 p.m. Marianne Gregory Harden service Saturday at 11 a.m. at Rivers Funeral Home Shell house. Sue Anne Eckman Gilmore service at First Presbyterian Church Greer at 2 p.m. Don G. Ebenhack service at First Presbyterian Church of Aiken at ? p.m.
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St. Mary Help of Christians Catholic Church
Troy Randell
Randy” Kooy
South Airicn Church of God
Marianne Gregory Harden
Shellhouse Rivers Funeral Home
Sue Anne Eckman Gilmore
First Presbyterian Church
Greer Don G. Ebenhack
First Presbyterian Church of
Aiken
Vietnam veteran newsman Al Webb dies in England at 79
Al Webb, renowned Vietnam war reporter for United Press International, died in Banbury England from pneumonia and diabetes complications at age 79. He earned the Bronze Star for aiding a gravely wounded Marine during the Vietnam War Tet Offensive and was wounded by shrapnel in a 1968 evacuation attempt. Webb chronicled global events across decades before his passing.
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United States
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Yogi Berra
Joe Garagiola
U.S
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St. Louis Cardinals
Carthage Cardinals
Joe Numi
Simpkins-Ford
St Louis
Joe
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Brazil
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Stanley Mortensen
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Harry Keough
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al Webb
London
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Banbury
Elizabeth Webb
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South Carolina seeks 15 million for workforce expansion
Unemployment agency proposes a 15 million plan named Succeed South Carolina to train thousands annually. It would pair businesses with local technical colleges for skill programs and offer upfront state funding with a pay it forward repayment by recipients. ReadySC remains the existing program for BMW and Boeing related training.
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South Carolina
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Stanton
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Nominee for DSS lead gains panel support in SC
Susan Alford, 60, nominated to lead South Carolina's embattled Department of Social Services, won unanimous Senate panel backing. If committee approves Wednesday, the nomination goes to the full Senate for a vote. Haley's pick seeks to overhaul a agency with child deaths, high caseloads, and turnover.
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Nikki Haley
South Carolina
Department of Social Services
Senate
Susan Alford
Haley
Alford
Lillian Koller
Koller
Leadership and child protection clash in state remarks
Alford vows decisive leadership to assemble the right team as executives may need replacement. Senator Thomas McElveen cites a case of abused children where DSS actions conflicted with grandparent placements, urging smoother communication between adoption efforts and child protective services.
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Alford
Thomas McElveen
Sumter
DSS
McElveen
Visits up 11 percent at South Carolina state parks
The Greenville News reports that park attendance rose by more than 11 percent in 2014, with about 7.7 million total visitors. Hunting Island State Park led with roughly 1.4 million visitors, up 26 percent, while Myrtle Beach State Park was second at nearly 1.3 million, up 4 percent. Dawn Daw-
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Greenville
South Carolina
Parks, Recreation and Tourism Department
Hunting Island State Park
Beaufort County
Myrtle Beach State Park
Dawn Daw
State parks revenue up 34 percent cites marketing campaign
Phil Gaines director of state parks notes revenue for the last fiscal year rose 34 percent from the prior year. He credits aggressive marketing under the "Come out and play" initiative, alongside standard admission and user fees for cabins and campground stays across South Carolina parks.
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PRT
Phil Gaines
South Carolina
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