Dash-cam video shows aftermath of North Augusta shooting
Aiken County deputy-in-training Matthew Blakley 24 is charged with involuntary manslaughter in his wife Candace Blakley 24 death on June 13 at their 1901 Coulter Drive residence. Dash-cam footage and 911 call released by Aiken Standard show Blakley outside the home in an emotional state as investigators pursue the case. The video and audio are available at aikenstandard.com for a full viewing.
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North Augusta
Matthew Blakley
S.C
Candace L. Blakley
Aiken Standard
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Coulter Drive
Victim Named in Aiken Fatal Wreck
Inside Today Sports notes a fatal traffic crash in Aiken with the victim named. Local News adds further context on the incident and ongoing investigation.
Area Deaths Haywood A McKie and Others
Deaths and Funerals notice lists Haywood A McKie of Graniteville Linda Sue Riley of Warrenville Sandra Busbee Raborn of Gloverville Thomas G Campbell of North Augusta Virgie Harper of Aiken with funeral details pending for each, compiled in 6A regional notices.
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Linda Sue Riley
Warrenville
Sandra Busbee Raborn
Gloverville
Virgie Harper
Aiken
Five day forecast for 6C region shows warm, partly cloudy days
Partly cloudy weather described with a high near 94 and a low around 71. The forecast covers five days with similar warm, dry conditions and only light clouds expected at times.
Huckabee Sees South Carolina Path To GOP Nomination
Former Arkansas governor Mike Huckabee told an Aiken Republican lunch that the path from the Republican primary to the general election runs through South Carolina and a few other states. He highlighted his campaign pillars of security, growth, and the nation’s spiritual mood, and voiced support for the FairTax proposal to replace income taxes with a national sales tax.
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Mike Huckabee
White House
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Iowa
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Nevada
South Carolina House faces tough debate over flag removal
Senate vote 36-3 to remove the Confederate flag from the Statehouse grounds follows Gov. Haley's push after the Charleston church shooting. House debate expected to be harder with 124 members and proposed amendments. Citizens and lawmakers weigh moving the flag to the Confederate Relic Room.
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Emmanuel A.M
Statehouse
Military Museum
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