Wagener expo links wildlife, safety and raffles
The South Carolina Department of Natural Resources teams with the NRA Eagle Program and Primos Pro Staff for a wildlife expo in Wagener. Seminars cover artificial calls and safe outdoor practice. raffles offer a Browning shotgun, Carhart jacket, boots, and a Zepco rod reel with door prizes and food concessions. Proceeds support Wagener volunteer fire department training and dinners.
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US honors first foreign rider at Combined Training event
Dutton became the first foreign rider honored as leading rider at a Combined Training Association event. Sponsored by the Kew County Sports Council, proceeds benefit the United States Equestrian Team to train and select horses and riders for major national and international competitions. For information call Cheryl Black or Jack Wetzel.
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Rainy weekend with mixed skies and warm breaks
A weather summary notes tonight will be partly cloudy around midnight with lows in the 30s to 40s across the state, including the CSRA. Tomorrow brings sun and warmth with Aiken region reaching mid-60s, followed by another rainy weekend in the CSRA and chances of rain Sunday, then warmer variable conditions early next week.
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Lifetime service award honors Merrill Keller AMBUCS member
Merrill Keller received a lifetime service award at a Tuesday AMBUCS meeting at Ryan s Family Steakhouse for consistent attendance and helping others. Keller founded and has led the Aiken AMBUCS chapter for 27 years, owner of Keller Insurance Agency on Whiskey Road. Betty Kretlow of USDA Rural Development spoke, detailing guaranteed and leveraged loan programs for rural housing with low interest.
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Drug case ends in prison term for Gary Hagan
Gary Andrew Hagan 38, son of slain Aiken police retiree, was sentenced in US District Court in Aiken by Judge Charles E. Simons Jr. to 42 months in federal prison for federal drug violations with four years of supervised release. He must pay a $35,000 fine, forfeit sale proceeds, and undergo drug treatment and testing. The case followed a lengthy multi agency investigation, with authorities seizing nearly 28 pounds of marijuana 14 firearms and $1000 in cash at his home.
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Judge restores suit against sheriff's office in Aiken County
Aiken County Circuit Court revives a 1996 civil case against the Aiken County Sheriff's Office, Sheriff Howard Sellers, and Deputy D R McFarland. Johnny Jackson Sr his wife Elaine and son Johnny Jr allege civil rights violations over a May 29 1995 domestic dispute arrest, claiming head and shoulder injuries from being slammed onto a driveway. The sheriff's office denies unreasonable search and seizure due process false arrest battery and false prosecution.
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Howard Seller
D.R. McFarland
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