Principals Assigned to Aiken County Schools for Next Year
Four more schools in Aiken County have been matched with new principals after a one hour school board meeting. Joyce Bradley will lead A L Corbett Middle, Brenda Smith at Warrenville Elementary, Sharon Cagle at Aiken Elementary Windsor Elementary, and Dr Alice Sheehan at Oakwood Windsor Five years as principal and five as assistant principal describe Cagle s track in the district.
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Aiken County
Joyce Bradley
A.L. Corbett
Brenda Smith
Warrenville
Sharon Cagle
Aiken Elementary
Alice Sheehan
Oakwood
Windsor
Jackson Middle
New Ellenton Middle
Benedict College
D.C. State University
Smith
Midland Valley High
Hammond Hill
North Augusta
Voorhees College
University of South Carolina
Cagle
Aiken
Oakwood-Windsor
East Aiken
Obituary notices on page 2B feature several deaths
Obituary notices list William Bonner Beech Island Ernest Cook North Augusta Louis J DeCamilla Bath Claude Gardner North Augusta Charlotte Joellen Owens Gross Perdido Beach Alabama Lonnie Blue Hall Johnston Rosa L Robinson Wright Bath obituary notices on page 2B report death disclosures for these individuals with brief identifiers.
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William Bonner
Beech Island
Ernest Cook
North Augusta
Louis J. DeCamilla
Bath
Claude Gardner
Charlotte
Joellen Owens Gross
Perdido Beach
Ala
Lonnie (Blue) Hall
Johnston Rosa L. Robinson Wright
Georgia Lottery Tuesday Draw Results
Georgia lottery results report the Midday Cash 3 numbers 0 8 3 and Evening Cash 3 numbers 2 0 0. Fantasy 5 numbers are 23 21 26 32 5 and a separate Game 5 9 27 99 48 with Big Money also listed.
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Cash
Fantasy
New Three Rivers landfill shows few changes in waste flow
The Three Rivers Solid Waste Authority landfill on Savannah River Site property serves eight counties and has drawn waste from Aiken County and nearby cities for about a week. County officials say it is too early to discuss changes while drivers are being routed and weigh stations adjusted. planners seek efficiency improvements with the new facility.
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Three Rivers Solid Waste Authority
Aiken County
Langley
Aiken
North Augusta
Three Rivers
US Department of Energy
Allendale
Bamberg
Barnwell
Calhoun
Edgefield
McCormick
Orangeburg
Saluda
Bill Shepherd
Shepherd
Parched South Carolina crops face drought with scarce rain
South Carolina farms face severe moisture shortage as only scattered storms are forecast. Eighty percent of farms report soil drought. incipient drought declared. Officials monitor moisture, water supply, and forecasts to decide on tightening drought level while Florida grapples with wildfires and hay shortages.
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Columbia
South Carolina
Agricultural Statistics Service
Natural Resources Department
Linda McBride
Florida
Les Tindal
Tindal
Midwest
Jackson adopts odd-even watering rules in drought plan
Jackson Public Works asks residents to water on odd or even numbered days based on address numbers. The voluntary restriction aims to curb water use amid drought, with no end date given. Nearby crops face heat stress as soybeans and watermelon suffer, while tobacco remains South Carolina’s top-valued crop awaiting auctions starting July 28.
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Jackson
Jackson Public Works
Tindal
South Carolina
Statistics Service
Suspects enter pleas in Wagener robbery case
In Lexington County Court judges sentenced two men for the May 19 1997 Wagener widow home robbery. Thomas Dana Young 23 received 12 years for armed robbery burglary and assault and battery of a high and aggravated nature. Ronnie Ontario Wingard 19 got eight years for conspiracy and strong armed robbery. Assistant Solicitor Patricia Corey said the judge acted without state recommendations. Nancy Bonnette the Wagener widow and town librarian was assaulted and robbed. Willie Bernard Frazier was given a life term on related charges.
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Wagener
Thomas Dana Young
Ronnie Ontario Wingard
William P. Keesley
Uth Judicial Circuit
Lexington County General Sessions Court
Patricia Corey
Second Judicial Circuit
Wingard
Mrs. Corey
Nancy Bonnette
Willie Bernard Frazier
Aiken
Education leaders back efforts to cut school violence
Aiken County educators applaud state and federal actions to curb school violence. Gov Beasley signed the School Safety Act of 1998 requiring police to notify schools of off campus violent or drug offenses, while Sen Hollings seeks 210 million for more school resource officers nationwide. County leaders stress resource officers are vital as Aiken may lose city officers in two high schools. DSS communication gaps cited as a key issue.
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Aiken County
David Beasley
Ernest F
Fritz) Hollings
D-S.c
Linda Eldridge
Aiken
DSS
Kennedy
Rogers
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Bridge Classifieds
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Ginny Southworth
Cody Smith
Jeff Manor
Riverview Park
By Carl Langley
Ronnie Ontario
Beth Purvis
Wagener Salley High
George Rogers
Kennedy Middle
Department of Social Services
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