Deaths and Funerals in South Carolina
Obituary notices from Ridge Spring Aiken Langley and Jackson outline services for Bennett Stokes of Ridge Spring and multiple Henderson and Boyd family members. Details include service times January 27 2012 at Davis and George Funeral Homes, with interment at Sunset Memorial Gardens and Langley Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennett Stokes
Aiken
John G. Harkins
Talking Rock
Georgia
John Lumpkin
Elbie Eller Harkins
John
E.J. Dupont
York Rite
Masonic Lodge
South Airian Baptist Church
John Jr
Pam
Delma Eaves
Barry
Bill Harkins
Ida
Emmett Harkins
Eleanor
Franklin Harkins
Janie
Nicole
Tonya
Tabitha
Tiffany
Timmy
Althea
Richard
Ulmer
Grady
Vinia
Bessie
Shadow Oaks Assisted Living
Regency Hospice
Glenda Calhoun
Abby Mitchell
George Funeral Home & Cremation Center
Park Ave
Michael Dyar
Masonic Lodge #156
Sunset Memorial Gardens
Clyde Harkins
Pine Log Rd
Warrenville
Rev Ernest Sparks dies at 87 in Beech Island
Beech Island South Carolina resident Rev Ernest Sparks aged 87 passed away on January 25 2012. He was the husband of Ethel Sparks and lived at 148 Atkinson Road. Funeral arrangements are incomplete and to be announced by Hatcher Service Langley SC. 803 593 8778.
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Langley, S.C
Lizzie Smith Boyd
Langley
Edward Ashley Boyd
Shelby
Winnsboro
John T
Cora Lee Gray Smith
Bath Mill
Lizzie Ella
Langley Church of God
Ernest Sparks
Beech Island
S.C
Atkinson Rd
Ethel Sparks
Hatcher Funeral Home & Cremation Service
US Hwy
Funeral Services Schedule for Local Notables
Services today mark William DeTroye at 11 a.m. at Cedar Creek Church. Leroy W. Chavous Sr. at 1 a.m. at Zion Hill Baptist Church. Madeline Hayes Kennell at 11 a.m. at Chapel of Hatcher Funeral Home and Cremation Service Langley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark William DeTroye
Cedar Creek
Leroy W. Chavous Sr
Zion Hill Baptist
Madeline Hayes Kennell
Chapel of Hatcher Funeral Home
Langley
Catawba Nation Sues for Reservation Gambling Rights
The Catawba Indian Nation files suit in Columbia arguing state law allows reservation gaming mirroring ships cruises off the coast. They cite 1993 recognition agreement and 2005 Gambling Cruise Act, seeking to build a $340 million facility with 750 rooms and creating thousands of jobs.
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Columbia
South Carolina
William Harris
U.S
Harris
York County
Nikki Haley
National Indian Gaming Association
South Carolina House votes to suspend dredging decision power
In a 111 to 0 vote the South Carolina House approves a joint resolution to temporarily suspend DHEC authority over dredging permits related to Georgia's Savannah port expansion. The move targets Savannah River jurisdiction and faces legal and political pushback from both parties and Gov. Nikki Haley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
South Carolina
Georgia
Savannah
State House
Nikki Haley
Geor
Gia
Jim Merill
Charleston
House
Department of Health and Environmental Control
Savannah River Maritime Commission
Natural Resources Agency
DHEC
Staley
Rob Godfrey
Charleston Mayor Pushes 10000 Trees for City Beautification
Charleston Mayor Joe Riley announced in the state of the city address that the city should plant 10,000 new trees along highways near shopping areas and in parks to aid beautification and reforestation. He has served as mayor since 1975 and was re elected to a 10th term in November.
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Charleston
Joe Riley
Riley
S C appealing ruling on immigration law
South Carolina officials seek to overturn a federal judge’s hold on parts of the new immigration law. Attorney General Alan Wilson filed to overturn, with the 4th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals adding the case to its docket. The suit, brought by the federal government and the ACLU, challenges the law’s constitutionality. Judge Richard Gergel previously blocked sections on documentation and transporting or housing illegal immigrants.
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Selves
South Carolina
Gergel
U.S. Supreme Court
Arizona
Columbia
Alan Wilson
Richmond
4Th
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Wilson
American Civil Liberties Union
USC seeks 5M to launch Palmetto College
President Harris Pastides asked a House panel for 5 million dollars to launch South Carolina Palmetto College, consolidating four regional campuses and offering online bachelor’s degrees to two-year program graduates. The plan targets adults unable to relocate, aiming to boost degree attainment and wages while avoiding new classroom space.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
University of South Carolina
Harris Pastides
South Carolina Palmetto College
Pastides
South Carolina
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Shelby Giacobone
Francis
Bath
Wayne Boyd
Ruth
Bay St. Louis
Howard Boyd
Alma) Langley
Donnie Boyd
Ruby) Edgefield
Barbara Cosnahan
J.T. Smith
Mary
North Augusta
Cora Mae Toole
Todd Robinson
Brian Giacobone
Sandy Cosnahan
Dewayne Cosnahan
Ashley Boyd
Richard Boyd
Cherokee Boyd
Ladon Boyd
Joey Robinson
Terry Casnahan
Morgan Robinson
Bennie Burton
Thad Ashley
Ronnie Toole
Donald Toole
Mike Toole
Gerald Johnson
Tommy Smith
Dewayne Casnahan
Young At Heart
Hatcher Funeral Home
Mattie Perry Houston Jackson
Mattie Perry Houston
Houston Loop
Mt. Zion Missionary Baptist Church
Jackson
Paul H. Bush
Terrie
Richard) Wallace
Arthur Reynolds
Hollie Perry
Jackson-Brooks Funeral Home
Fairfield Street
John Greeley Harkins Sr
Haley
USC
Palmetto College
Southlawn Cemetery
Aikens Premier Cemetery
Whiskey Road
Family Owned
Veterans & Family Memorial Care
Shellhouse Funeral Home, Inc
Shellhouse Rivers Funeral Home, Inc
Hayne Ave. Aiken
Hate Khan
Jason B. Hucks
Robert W. Shellhouse, Jr
Ethan Gemetery
Meen
Mitchell
Rivers
HatcherFuneralHome.com
Fd Hatcher
Treye Sharpe
Jefferson Davis Hwy
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