USC Aiken Students Find Remains in Hitchcock Woods May Link 1992 Disappearance
Two USC Aiken students discovered human remains in Hitchcock Woods on Saturday. Deputy Coroner Tim Carlton said evidence and an investigator’s information suggest a possible link to the 1992 disappearance of Paul Gregory, a Queens, New York man. Carlton cautioned that identification is presumptive and discussed notifying next of kin while stating details about homicide or natural death are not being released. Gregory was reported missing by his parents after they found his apartment prepared for a visit. The remains were found by USCA students Timothy Meesseman and Carl Williams during a geocaching outing off Dibble Road.
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USC Aiken
Hitchcock Woods
Aiken County
Tim Carlton
Aiken County Solicitor’s Office
Carlton
Aiken Standard
Gregory
Carlton and
Dwayne Courtney
USCA
Timothy Meesseman
Carl Williams
Dibble Road
Rob Novit
BIG Discovery
Families of 122nd ready to celebrate
Jeremiah Scott and other members of the 122nd Engineer Battalion are due to return to Graniteville, meeting awaiting reunions with family. The unit will undergo a week of debriefing at Ft. Stewart before homecoming celebrations. Erin Scott coordinates a welcome event at the National Guard Armory on Saturday afternoon.
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Graniteville
Jeremiah Scott
Ft. Stewart
122Nd Engineer Battalion
Erin
National Guard
Charlie
U.S
Paula Scott
National Guard Armory
Erin Scott
Paradise Farm Horse Trials Attract International Riders In Aiken
International level eventers like Sarah Cousins prepare for the spring season by bringing 45 horses to Aiken for multiple months. She praises Paradise Farm Horse Trials for strong jump construction and spectator friendly cross country viewing from a hillside as 15 year old Kelsey Briggs competes in the novice division aboard Aladdin's Treasure.
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Sarah Cousins
Paradise Farm
Cousins
Aiken
Kelsey Briggs
Ft. Mill
Development pressures reach U.S. 1 corridor plans near Midland Valley
Don Houck and Donald Brandt own land bought from United Merchants and Manufacturing in 1995 to protect water sources. Southern Pines Realty markets the 3700 acres with new access via Palmetto Parkway and Interstate 20. An 84-lot Midland Valley Golf Club adjacent development and Horse Creek Subdivision bids are due soon. Homes will run 200000 to 250000 dollars as buyers show strong interest.
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Aiken-Augusta
Midland Valley
Aiken
North Augusta
United Merchants and Manufacturing
Tim Segars
Southern Pines Realty and Development
Don Houck
Donald Brandt
Palmetto Parkway
Segars
Laurens Street
Lyle Granger
Southern Pines
Aiken County
Midland Valley Golf Club
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Bill
Betty Gregory
Queens, N.Y
Tennessee
Anticipa
Louise Inabinett
Amanda Tudor
Graniteville Armory
Tim O’brian
BIG Leap
Bill Whitehead
Ontario
Canada
Eau de Vie
U.S. 1 Corridor
Ginny Southworth
Rosa Lee Bugg
Ridge Spring
Natalie Cordell
Windsor
Jim L. Crumpler
Dutch Fork
Stephanie Nicole Fanning
Evelyn Gibbs King
Harold L. Yon
Wagener
Abby
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