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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 2021
Page
4
Mrs. Ossie Lee Lloyd of 405 Hampton Ave NW died June 30 2021 at home. Funeral services to be announced. Friends may call Jackson Brooks Funeral Home 126 Fairfield St SE Aiken SC 29801 803-649-6123.
Jeff Wallace, retired editor of the Aiken Standard, describes a bald-headed male cardinal that frequents his backyard feeders along with many other birds and critters. He contrasts his wife’s laborious garden care with his own quick lawn duties and praises the year round beauty of their yard and nature’s palette.
Two people were rescued from an overturned boat near the Fifth Street bridge in Augusta. One victim was taken to the hospital with life threatening injuries and later died. The coroner said death was from natural causes, while the second victim was uninjured.
Christopher Wayne Perkins, 33, was arrested Thursday on charges of attempted murder, possession of a weapon during a violent crime and distribution of methamphetamine in connection with a June 19 stabbing on Legion Road in Warrenville. Aiken County Sheriff's Office says the victim was attacked by about 10 assailants. Perkins is the sole arrest linked to the case and also faces burglary and vandalism charges from a Trenton burglary on June 23.
A Warrenville man, 30, Andrew James Harrelson Jr., was arrested in connection with a May 11 sexual assault of a minor in Aiken. The victim, who fled a grandparent’s home to meet him, told authorities she was hurt and asked him to stop but he did not. An incident kit was completed at the Sexual Crisis Center. the suspect is on the sex offender registry.
In Surfside Florida the missing tally from the Champlain Towers collapse fell after a review, while Crestview Towers was evacuated for safety. Four more victims were found, raising the death toll to 22, as investigators reassessed names and entries. An emergency order to demolish Crestview was signed to speed future action.
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