Blinding Sun Causes Fatal Crash In Aiken County
Brigitte Michelle Pree 36 of Aiken died at the scene after a southbound Vaucluse Road vehicle was hit by a westbound pickup driven by James Robert Mathis of Aiken at about 5 20 pm on Sunday. Mathis was hospitalized in fair condition. Coroners said glare from the setting sun likely blinded Mathis as he approached the intersection.
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Aiken
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Aiken County
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Ms Pree
Harrison St
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Obituary notices listed for several residents
Obituaries appear on page 7A for Arthur Joel Boyle Aiken William H Hindman Evelyn Hudgins Jackson Lavonia W Addie War renville Shamika Kolston Brooklyn NY Leonard 8 Lott Moneta obituary raicer.
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Lottery Winning Result Report
A Sunday lottery draw records a winning number selection with the code 8403 Pantany 8 7-9182027. No further details on prize tier or location are provided in the fragment.
Panthers prepare for the Pack in Super Bowl shot
Panthers gear up for a high stakes game against the Packers as a potential path to the Super Bowl. The report flags Page 8A for more details on team readiness and matchup dynamics.
County marks 125th anniversary with bronze plaques unveiling
Aiken County observes its quasquicentennial with two bronze plaques set in granite at the Judicial Center. Dr. Connie Pritchard led the commission and urged attendees to look forward to the unveiling as Owen Clary and Michael Williamson outlined efforts during 1996.
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Commerce Park debate set for tonight public hearing
Aiken prepares for a 6 p.m public hearing in city council chambers on the Commerce Park project. Opponents and supporters will present positions as Mayor Fred Cavanaugh says no vote will be taken. The 115 acre tract near Beaufort Street could cost $4 million or more for land and development with uncertain returns.
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Students Volunteer at ACTS Clothes and Goods Drive
A group of area youths join ACTS to donate time after school to help the less fortunate. Lois Engle and her children Brian Craig and Lisa say volunteering through their church offers a positive community impact in Aiken. Brian notes the work fits around other activities and helps many people.
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Retired Marine general to lead The Citadel
Retired Maj. Gen. John S. Grinalds was named The Citadel president in a nine month search. Grinalds, a Rhodes Scholar and former headmaster of Woodberry Forest School, will join this summer after leading the San Diego Marine Recruit Depot. He spoke of addressing hazing issues and guiding the transition as women join the corps.
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