Renaissance Network creates cooperative South Carolina law enforcement
North Augusta announces a new Renaissance Law Enforcement Network in the Second Judicial Circuit. Agencies across Aiken Barnwell and Bamberg counties sign a joint pact to work together in courts and on roads with aims to cut alcohol related deaths and achieve zero highway fatalities.
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South Carolina
Renaissance
Second Judicial Circuit
Aiken
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Bamberg County
Max Young
Young
Russell Stewart
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Barbara Morgan
Bamberg
George Morris
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Brian Epperson
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Jeff Key
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Roger Kaney
Aiken County
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J. Edward Darnell
S.C. Highway Patrol
Russell Roark
Four locals vie for Miss South Carolina title
Four women from across the region compete for Miss South Carolina July 13 at Spartanburg Memorial Auditorium. Allison Kotowski, Miss Myrtle Beach, seeks the title to advance to Miss America in Atlantic City. Contestants include Miss Harry County Emily Hare Miss Greenville Sidney Jones and Miss Aiken County Heather Hanna.
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Atlantic City
Harry County
Emily Hare
Greenville
Sidney Jones
Aiken County
Heather Hanna
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Hare
Governor lifts Fourth of July liquor sale ban in South Carolina
Gov. Mark Sanford overturns the usual Fourth of July dry day, allowing state liquor stores to open. Some shops plan to stay closed or open, while others will operate. the change sparks concerns about drunk driving as the state runs a “Sober or Slammer” crackdown led by the Highway Patrol.
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Aiken County
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Florence
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Plord
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Apartment blaze on Friday Lane leaves 15000 in damages
A fire at Hahn Village started in a bedroom after a resident fell asleep with a burning cigarette. The 200 block of Friday Lane saw about 1:30 a.m. responders. No injuries or charges were reported with about 15000 in damage and water damage to a neighboring unit.
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Hahn Village
David Turno
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