TalkBack editorial on utility work and local politics
A letter questions downtown utility delays and city permit practices while criticizing WNA fees and regulatory oversight. The writer urges citizen action, privacy on thermostat control, and challenges political leadership amid national debate over Donald Trump and presidential travel costs.
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Lottery results briefing for South Carolina and Georgia draws
The posted numbers show South Carolina Pick 3 midday 3 6 2 Pick 4 midday 1 1 4 7 Pick 3 evening 5 9 9 Pick 4 evening 6 7 2 3 Palmetto Cash 5 3 6 8 31 32 Power-Up 3 Georgia Cash 3 midday 9 5 1 Cash 4 midday 7 8 4 6 FIVE midday 1 4 6 6 5 Cash 3 evening 2 0 4 Cash 4 evening 0 1 9 9 FIVE evening 2 4 15 2 LATE SUNDAY NUMBERS FantAsy 5 2 12 19 25 26
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North Augusta Council advances Comprehensive Plan update
North Augusta City Council passed first reading on amending the Comprehensive Plan with unanimous receipt acknowledgment. The measure—opposed by Fletcher Dickert—focuses on guiding the city’s 10 year planning as mandated by state law while public review proceeds.
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Save A Lot to reopen with community focus in Aiken
Honor Capital leaders and Aiken officials met at USC Aiken to discuss the March 8 reopening after a major renovation. The store will offer 7 am to 8 pm hours, employ 15 to 20 people, and feature revamped meat and produce departments with in house butchers.
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Concerned Ministers Fellowship
Paul Bush
America’s Warrior Partnership
Jim Lorraine
Aiken County
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Mary Driscoll
Robert Murphy
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Winter
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Northside
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Former police captain Canepa remembered
James Donald Canepa of Leesville died at 69 after a long career in public safety from 1969 to 1992 and service in the Air Force. He helped found the Police Athletic League and coached at Aiken High School known as Coach Canepa. Funeral services are set for Tuesday at Redds Branch Baptist Church.
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