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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 19, 2011

Page

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Remains Identified as Warrenville Man Missing Since December

The body found in Bath near Anthony Drive and Horse Creek is tentatively identified as Ronnie Cheatham Jr. 25, of Warrenville, missing since December. Autopsy planned in Newberry. fingerprints supported identification. death deemed suspicious. Agencies involved include Burnettown Police, Aiken County Sheriff, Coroner, and Solicitor’s Office.

Bath Warrenville Ronnie Cheatham Jr Tim Carlton Aiken County Newberry Carlton Anthony Drive Horse Creek Troy Elwell Grenwood Drive Cheatham Coroner’s Office

AHS Boys Bounce North Augusta For Big Win

The Aiken High School boys basketball team opened with 25 points in the first quarter and held on for a 79 to 71 victory over North Augusta on Tuesday.

AHS N.A Aiken High North Augusta

Deaths and Funerals Featured in 6A Page

Angela M. Prather Burnettown Britain R. Williams Springfield Jim Spence Batesburg Justine Odom Hickson listed in deaths and funerals notice on page 6A with brief biographical snippets and memorials.

Angela M. Prather Burnettown Britain R. Williams Springfield Jim Spence Batesburg Justine Odom Hickson

Residents share input on Union Street revitalization plan

About 35 residents attended a Tuesday meeting at the Aiken City Visitor's Center to hear landscape architect Laura Dukes and planner Aaron Arnnett present a 32 acre concept for the Union Street area. The plan covers Gyles Park and public entities to meet Old Aiken Overlay District goals and suggests land uses and improvements.

Aiken City Visitor's Center Laura Dukes Allees Aaron Arnnett Arnett Muldrow & Associates Southern Fairfield Street Richland Avenue Kershaw Street Arnett Gyles Park Aiken

Decades Take Shape as 2000s Debate Gathers Steam

In 1999 linguists and publishers discuss naming the new century’s first decade. Experts note a need for a familiar term as options include the zeros, aughts, aughties, double ohs and noughties while predicting eventual consensus.

USDA Stanley Rich Knight Thompson

Realtors Gather for Day of Appreciation in Aiken

About 90 real estate agents attended the sixth annual Realtor Appreciation Day at the USC Aiken Convocation Center VIP Room. The event ran from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. with games, lunch, information booths, and health screenings hosted by the Aiken Board of Realtors and partners such as Aiken Regional Medical Centers.

Usc Aiken Convocation Center Aiken Board of Realtors Laraine Clark Aiken Southside Diabetes and Nutrition Center Lisa Davis ARMC Ashleey Williamson Meybohm Mary Mayer Darlene Rabon Aiken Regional

Haley signals data driven funding plan for state colleges

USC Aiken Chancellor Hallman praised Gov Haley after a meeting with college leaders. Haley urged a data driven funding approach focusing on graduation rates out of state student share and economic contribution. Hallman noted USCA graduation rate around 42 percent and Clemson and USC about 80 percent.

Columbia Nikki Haley Usc Aiken Tom Hallman Mark Sanford Hallman Haley USCA Clemson University University of South Caro Lina

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