Aiken Man of the Year Fred Andrea Honored by Chamber
Dr Fred Andrea of Aiken's First Baptist Church was named 2001 Man of the Year by the Chamber of Commerce at a dinner last week. He serves as Rotary president and on multiple community boards while continuing his pastorate and faith amid personal loss.
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Fred Andrea
Aiken
First Baptist Church
Andrea
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Vicky McCullough
McCullough
First Baptist Mission Friends
Martha Martin
First Baptist
God
Rotary Club
Community Care and Counseling Center of
Governor's ‘Community Youth Council
Scot Webster Aition
Spartanburg District 7 Leader Speaks At USCA Aiken Fair
Dr Tyrone Gilmore urged teachers to build bridges for future generations at the University of South Carolina Aiken Instructional Fair. The event drew hundreds of educators from Aiken and neighboring districts for workshops in language arts math science and technology.
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Tyrone Gilmore
Spartanburg District 7
Gilmore
University of South Carolina Aiken
Aiken
Gloria Allen
Savannah River
USCA
David Broaden
Sherman Powell
Janie Key
Jane Beattie-Scott
Gary Senn
Vernell Tyler
Paula Gregg
Gwen Johnson
Stephen King
David Jaspers
Nancy Moseley
Debbie Haskell
Malynda Young
Prentiss Herron
Teresa Humphrey
Thomas Brandner
Aiken County
Millbrook
Vicki Newman
Kristie Ward
Alicia Ammons
North Augusta
Washington Group completes reorganization plan
Washington Group International announces a bankruptcy exit as a financially healthy company led by CEO Stephen G. Hanks. The plan cancels old stock, issues 25 million new shares, and allocates 20 million shares plus $20 million cash to secured lenders, with unsecured creditors receiving five million shares and warrants for up to 8.5 million more over four years.
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Washington Group International Inc
Stephen G. Hanks
Washington Group
Washington Government
Washington Energy and Environment
Westinghouse Savannah River Co
Raytheon Co
Raytheon
Raytheon Engineers
Hanks
Credit Suisse First Boston
Self surrender comes in six charged in Augusta teen murder
Alexander Hunsberger, 23, of Trenton, turned himself in to Edgefield authorities as one of six suspects in the murder of 16 year old Samuel Sturrup of Augusta. The group allegedly assaulted, beat, then forced Sturrup into a car and shot him near Community Road after a dispute over missing money. Other defendants include Julio Angelo Hunsberger, Steven Louis Barnes, Charlene Ann Thatcher, Richard Martes Cave, and Antonio Dewayne Griffen, all Augusta residents. Investigators link the case to arrests in an Augusta drug and prostitution ring and will pursue extradition to face South Carolina murder charges.
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Augusta
Alexander Hunsberger
Trenton
Edgefield Police
Edgefield County Sheriff's Office
Roger Lowe
Hunsberger
Samuel Sturrup
Sturup
Lowe
Starrups
Julio Angelo Hunsberger
Steven Louis Barnes
Charlene Ann Thatcher
Richard Martes Cave
Antonio Dewayne Griffen
Richmond County
Sturrup
Danny Craig
Georgia
South Carolina
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Rebecca
Martin
Mary Johnson
New Ellenton
Veloris Chilas
Brenda Smith
Aiken Elementary
Johnson
Debra Rood
Rood
Aiken Coun
New Math
New Ellenton Middle School
Debra Road
Aiken Elementary School
Washington Group International
Karen Dans ‘Taf Witer
Sadda Link
Floyd S Greene
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