Lively named in suit over three deaths from drunken crash
Suit filed in Richmond County seeks damages from Shayna C. Lively and others for a Jan 11 1999 interstate crash that killed Dexter Hearns and two young daughters Imani Momodu and Zainab Hearns. Plaintiffs accuse the restaurant and depot store operators of enabling her intoxication.
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Shayna C. Lively
Richmond County
Augusta
Lorenzo D. Hearns
Dexter Bernard Hearns
Dexter Hearns
Imani Momodu
Zainab Hearns
Miss Lively
Lively
Hearns
Belvedere
R&h Maxxon Inc
US Highway 25
Gary Clary
Belk to Invest 3.6 Million in Aiken Mall Expansion
Belk Inc will spend 3.6 million to expand and renovate its Aiken Mall store in Jacksonville announced by Bud Bergren. The project adds 11,000 square feet and aims for completion by July 5 with renovation finished in summer 2001. The store will stay open during work and seeks to offer enhanced design, lighting and service. Belk has served Aiken since 1947 and operates 13 southeastern stores as the largest privately held department store chain.
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Belk Inc
Aiken
Bud Bergren
Jacksonville
Bergren
Aiken Mall
Chuck DiPolito
Belk of Aiken Mall
Belk
Laurens Street
Belk of
Kalmia Play
Southeastern
Mid-Atlantic
United States
McCain to Visit Aiken for Campaign Breakfast
Republican presidential candidate John McCain will visit Aiken on Saturday for a campaign breakfast hosted by US Representative Mark Sanford at the Fermata Club on Whiskey Road. The stop marks McCain's first trip to Aiken.
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McCain
Aiken
John McCain
Arizona
Mark Sanford
Rs.c
Fermata Club
Whiskey Road
Mark McCain
Deaths and Funerals From Area Listings
Obituary notices list Walton J Bailey Jackson Stephen D Posey Funeral Home John S Garrett Clearwater G Brightharp Sons Mortuary Cassie Johnson Lamar North Augusta GL Brighthap Sons Mortuary Hattie Miller Philadelphia Pa Jacksons Memorial Chapel Ruby B Morgan Edgefield Davis Funeral Home Hall Weitenhagen Warrenvile Napier Funeral Home David Dantzler Whitlaw Aiken Caughman Harman Funeral Home page 4A
Drawdown tests lower river water near North Augusta
Army Corps of Engineers conducted a two day drawdown of the New Savannah Bluff Lock and Dam reducing water by 5 feet near The Rapids subdivision and 11 feet at the lock site. Mayor Lark Jones announced a public meeting on January 27 at Julian Smith Casino to hear the corps recommendation to cease operation with three minute speaking slots. City water intake remained under water and functional aided by diesel pumps as trees and docks reemerged on the mud by Tuesday.
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US. Army Corps of Engineers
Savannah Bluff
Rapids
North Augusta
Lark Jones
Julian Smith Casino
Augusta
Corps
Charles Martin
Hodges to build an education agenda
Governor Hodges will use the State of the State to push a lottery funded education plan including scholarships for GPA 3.0 students with SAT boosts, LIFE program overlap, teacher pay and training, and character education with courtesy titles. Republicans press school choice and tax cuts.
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Hodges
Columbia
Jim Hodges
South Carolina
Georgia
Nina Brook
Brook
Aiken Community Playhouse plans move to Newberry Street site
ACP plans to relocate from Two Notch Road to the Mark Twin Theater and Whittle Building site on Newberry Street. The City of Aiken offers 1.5 million dollars from the accommodations and hospitality tax to fund construction, with additional fundraising to come. The project aims to expand space and add an orchestra pit for better productions.
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Aiken
University of South Carolina Aiken
Aiken Community Playhouse
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