Two Guilty Verdicts and One Sentencing in County Court
A Wofford student David Anderson was sentenced to eight years with suspended term and probation after pleading guilty to assault on his cousin, Judge George Coleman citing aggravated circumstances. Ernest McCutcheon was found guilty of stealing 1185 gallons of gasoline from Milner Super Gas. sentencing later in the week. James Montgomery Jr. was found guilty of receiving stolen goods a 38 caliber pistol amid a case linked to a probation violation.
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Wofford College
David Anderson
Sixth Circuit
George F. Coleman
Anderson
Aiken County Court House
Ernest Edward McCutcheon
Milner Super Gas Inc
Coleman
Aiken County
James Whittle
McCutcheon
Morris Grocery
Second Circuit
Robert Harte
Morris
Milner’s
Aiken Public Safety Department Company
James Lewis Montgomery Jr
Graniteville
Jnidde Oofeman
Marvin ‘Cox
CCI
Montgomery
Cox
Wilbur Medlock
Montmery
Riegel Plant Donates 500 To USC Aiken Scholarship Fund
The Riegel Textile Plant in Johnston gave USC Aiken a 500 check for the Aiken Partnership USC A Educational Foundation. Funds support scholarships or faculty enrichment. Pictured are Al Fenstemacher, Bobby Griffin, William Casper, and Ed Bagwell.
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Riegel
Johnston
Usc-Aiken
Aiken Partnership
Usc-A Educational Foundation
al Fenstemacher
Bobby Griffin
William Casper
USCA
Ed Bagwell
Aiken
Ginny Southworth
Sewer Public Hearing Tonight on Regional 201 Study
A county wide sewer study aiming to secure up to 3.4 million in federal grants will be discussed at Aiken Technical College. The Regional 201 plan will map sewer facility needs for 20 years, with separate studies for Aiken, North Augusta, and rural areas coordinated into a single plan. Representatives from public service authority council and city governments will attend, and citizens may ask questions. hearing starts at 7 p.m. in the college auditorium.
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Aiken Technical College
Stan Wagher
Horse Creek
Aiken
North Augusta
Aiken County
Environmental Protection Agency
Solicitor Office Moves To Aiken County Complex
The Aiken County solicitor and pre trial intervention offices relocate to the second floor of the County Complex. Phone numbers stay same. Officials expect annual savings over $15,000 in rent utilities and paperwork duplication due to consolidation.
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Aiken County
Police Seek Suspect In Break-In Williamsburg Area
Aiken Public Safety Sgt Larry Lowe reported a 3 am sighting of a 5 8 inch white man in a white shirt running west near the Farmers Market as police investigated a break in at the Community Inn. Four beer cases a wine bottle and a red flashlight were missing. a crowbar was found at the market. Police could not confirm the crowbar’s use.
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Williamsburg Street
Larry Lowe
Aiken
County Fire Investigated As Arson
A fire heavily damaged a residence on Old Airport Road and is being investigated as suspicious by the Aiken County Sheriff's Department. It was reported at 3 05 yesterday morning by a passerby. No one was home. the house is repairable but heavily damaged.
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Old Airport Road
Billy Royster
Aiken County
Aiken
Royster
Sheriff's Department
Public Safety Department
Offices To Close For Independence Day In Aiken County
Aiken County offices close Monday July 5 to celebrate Independence Day. North Augusta and Aiken city offices and post offices will also close with no mail Monday. Schedules resume Tuesday. public works and garbage pickups shift to Wednesday. Library closes Monday for holiday.
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Aiken
North Augusta
Aiken County
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TEC
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Solicitor’s Office
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P.O
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Coward-Corley Seed Co., Inc
the Garden Center
Park Ave
Dial
Dr. Clark D. Moore
Carolina Orthopedic Associates PA
Association of
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Holhord, M.D
Augusta Rd
S.C
Ain Enis
Super Ynlu SS
Misherwin
Vadderae
Whiskey Rd
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Martintown Rd
Sherwin-Williar
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