Aiken County Council Rehires Killian as Contract Employee
In a unanimous vote the Aiken County Council approved bringing back Clay Killian as a contract employee after a brief retirement. Killian will be paid about 14,900 a month, saving costs while leveraging his TERI benefits. Council chair Gary Banker said the move is a win win for the county and Killian. Willar Hightower was absent.
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SRS Workshop open to bidders in Augusta Georgia
The U S Department of Energy invites Savannah River Site management and bidders to an all day meeting in August to discuss current technical issues, needs and challenges facing the Site. The notice appeared June 28 on Federal Business Opportunities.
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Aiken Standard Offices Closed for Fourth Observance
The Aiken Standard offices will be closed today in observance of the Fourth. Normal office hours resume Thursday from 8 am to 5 pm.
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Area deaths list includes several from Aiken and New Bern
Deaths and Funerals notice lists Stephen Peterson and Donna Regan among others. Individuals from Aiken include Henry Byrd Allen David Lucille Simmons Robert Turner Jr JoAnn Wilson Anita Madonna Willams. Also mentions Donna Regan from New Bern North Carolina and a total count of 48.
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Forecast Sees Cloudy Thunderstorm Chances
The six day forecast shows cloudy skies with chances of thunderstorms. Highs around 70 and lows near 28 indicate a wide diurnal range across several days. Conditions may vary with lingering showers in some periods.
Teens win national high school bass title on Tennessee River
Chad Champy and Kyler McKie of North Augusta Fishing Team won the national high school bass championship on the Tennessee River after a three day haul of 57 pounds 10 ounces. The Fox Creek seniors averaged over four pounds per bass and clinched the title among 232 teams in Florence Alabama. Their top catch was a 7 pound 13 ounce largemouth. The victory caps a season that began with a first place in South Carolina state finals.
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