Academy Sports Opens in Aiken With Gift Card Shopping Spree
Academy Sports Outdoors opens as 30 local children tied to the Aiken Police Athletic League receive $100 gift cards for a one hour shopping event. Store staff plus Eric Mace assisted youngsters like Javius Jones as they selected basketball shorts and shoes amid a celebratory community welcome.
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Academy Sports Outdoors Hours and Location
Academy Sports Outdoors runs Monday to Saturday 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. and Sunday 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. The store is at 321 Fabian Drive in Hitchcock Plaza.
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Apartment Construction OK’d by Planning Panel
Local planning panel approves a new apartment project amid community debate. The decision clears the way for construction to begin, with officials citing housing needs and urban renewal goals.
Deaths and Funerals in Georgia Area
Area obituaries include Bill Boone Aiken Daniel Arthur Mahaffay Trenton Hazel Owens Hare Graniteville Joseph Earle Outts Jr West Columbia Ruby B Herrin Ridge Spring Wallace Lee Cheatham Aiken list of attainable memorial notices from the region.
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Medications can trigger DUI charges says local detective
Detective Jeremy Hembree of the Aiken Department of Public Safety notes DUI cases arise from drug or medication impairment. He cites prescription and over the counter drugs including tranquilizers and sleep aids, and warns bottles often carry driving warnings.
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SRS May Cut Up To 600 Jobs Amid Budget Slashes
The Savannah River Site faces possible 600 job cuts due to a proposed 100 million federal budget reduction. Community leaders warn of a 40 million plus payroll loss and regional impact as DOE officials and about 70 residents discussed the threat at a public forum. Current measures include reduced hours to 32 per week and ongoing site closures and deactivations.
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