Aiken Couple Killed in Fiery Hwy 19 Crash
An Aiken County couple Miguel Haro 54 and Coryn Haro 55 died in a fiery crash on state Highway 19 when their van crossed the center line and collided with a semi. The van and rig burned, Haro reportedly had blackouts. Three others, including a Kentucky driver Ricci L. Wagner Sr 42, a 13-year-old, and Barry Dear Scott 31 were treated and released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aiken
S.C
Here
Miguel Haro
Coryn
Aiken County
Sue Townsend
Harps
Highway Patrol
C.R. Heddy
Townsend
Haro
Ricci L. Wagner Sr
Hopkinsville
Heddy
Wagner
Barry Dear Scott
Obituary notices list Haro and Watson deaths in Aiken Ridge Spring
Death notices printed on page 6A report the passing of Coryn Culhane Haro and Miguel A Haro in Aiken and Rosemary Y Mathis in Martinez along with Carolyn Guess Watson of Ridge Spring. The notices provide family details and funeral arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coryn Culhane Haro
Aiken
Miguel A. Haro
Rosemary Y. Mathis
Martinez
Carolyn Guess Watson
Ridge Spring
Smile robbed by rare Moebius Syndrome
The Sherburne family from Aiken describes their 10 month old son Eric who cannot smile due to Moebius Syndrome. Doctors identified facial expression and swallowing issues after birth, and a national support group helped them learn about the rare condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bric Snerourne
Moebius
Eric
Dave
Carol Sherburne
Aiken
Augusta
Sherburne
Sherburnes
Bird lovers flock to fair moved to larger space
The Summertime Bird Pair hosted by the Aiken Bird Club moves to the Aiken County Fairgrounds main exhibit hall for its second annual fair this Saturday and Sunday. Don Haller notes they needed a tent to fit all vendors, with 100 exhibitors from as far as Connecticut and California expected to display birds, foods, and avicultural gear. Prices range from $10 budgies to rare exotics worth thousands, offering a chance for both enthusiasts and newcomers to enjoy birds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aiken Bird Club
Aiken County Fairgrounds
Don Haller
Connecticut
Caiffornia
Haller
Video aims to stop DUI deaths in Aiken County
Pat Grant and Donald Reed of Aiken County EMS created a $400 funded video titled The Last Dance. The project warns teens about drunk driving, showing it as a preventable crime that devastates families and communities with help from local donors and specialists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aiken County
Pat Grant
Donald Reed
Facilities unprepared for natural disasters threaten nuclear sites
US experts warn that nuclear weapons production and storage centers are vulnerable to earthquakes, tornadoes, floods, and other disasters with potential radioactive releases. Robert Murray of Lawrence Livermore stresses real risks, noting Livermore had a small radioactive gas leak in a 1980 temblor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Energy
Cal
Robert Murray
Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory
San Francisco
Murray
Livermore
Beasley Weathered Tornado Threat Amid Bertha Evacuation
In South Carolina Governor Beasley faced tense moments as Hurricane Bertha shifted inland to Isle of Palms. He had ordered a mandatory evacuation for Horry and Georgetown counties east of the Intracoastal Waterway, but the storm veered away with limited damage. Beasley described the night as nerve wracking and said there is no second guessing the evacuation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
S.C
South Carolina
David Beasley
Grand Strand
Isle of Palms
Beasley
Mary Wood
Bertha
North Carolina
Ginny Wolfe
Myrtle Beach
Sout Carolina
Horry
Georgetown
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lawlands
Bobby Tuba
Hopelands
New Orleans
Abby
Tes
Georgia Lottery
By Lynne Katonak
Ows
Chelsey Thomas
Kaiser Permanente Medical Center
California
Ron Zuker
Anita Engel
Deborah Kannenbera
Dan Haller
Riends
Scott Webster
Hird
By S.L. Spooner
Niss Party
Ms. Grant
Sade
Associated Press
Wavicis
S.L. Spooner