Aiken Jaycee County Fair to feature Tracy Byrd Kinleys
The Aiken Jaycee County Fair runs Oct 20 to Oct 25 with headliners Tracy Byrd at 7 p.m. Friday and The Kinleys at 7 p.m. Saturday. Parking is free and admission ranges from 4 to 5 dollars based on day and time. Gates open 5:30 p.m. Tue–Fri, noon Saturday, 1 p.m. Sunday. Located off US 1 North.
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Aiken Police Blotter Reports Car Theft and Robbery Incidents
A 1995 blue Buick Park Avenue was stolen from Newberry Street but recovered after witnesses placed the suspect at a club in Nicholson Village. A warrant for breach of trust was issued. An armed robbery on US 1 left a 29 year old woman $150 poorer after a knife threat. A 1988 Chevrolet Corsica was stolen from Roadside Bar. Vandalism on Celestine Avenue damaged a trunk. A North Augusta car break in yielded a CD player. A Mashburn Street resident reported a clothes burn and Malicious injury warrant. Numerous cases remain under investigation by ADPS and the Sheriff’s Office.
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Glenfield
Stone Drive
Aiken
Aiken County
Carolina Springs Road
North Augusta
Celestine Avenue
Belvedere
Gilmore Drive
Mashburn Street
Jackson
Briar Patch Lane
Palmetto stone found at Saint Mary Help of Christians School
During classroom construction at Saint Mary Help of Christians School workers unearthed a millstone carved to resemble the state seal palmetto. Call 648-2311 ext. 225 or 649-2071 if you have information about its origins.
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Saint Mary Help OF Christians Catholic School
Zeus Industrial buys Aiken plant in high tech move
Zeus Industrial Products completed the acquisition of a former Aiken beverage plant on US 78 near the Owens Corning Fiberglas plant. The company will renovate the building for high tech extrusion equipment and clean rooms to produce precision tubing. Gov Beasley and local leaders welcomed the investment and jobs.
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State Department of Commerce
Zeus Industrial Products
Aiken
Commerce Department
Zeus
A&l Foods
Owens-Corning
John M. Worley
Gaston, S.C
Orangeburg
Raritan
Worley
David Beasley
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South Carolina
Robert V.royall
Aiken County Council
Ronnie Young
Aiken Economic Development Partnership
Tim Dangerfield
Young
Dangerfield
Residents urged to get involved in New Ellenton planning
NEW ELLENTON The New Ellenton City Council invited residents to join in comprehensive planning. Meetings are Aug 3, 10, and 17. On Aug 3 seven committees may be set up. A revised sewer ordinance was given first reading requiring septic tank users needing service or major repairs to join city sewage service. Citizens within 200 feet of the system face requirements.
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New Ellenton
Paul Parker
New Ellenton City Council Sets Sewage Tap Rules
The council requires new Ellenton sewage taps for properties within city lines, exempts properties over 200 feet, and mandates filling unused septic tanks with sand per regulations. Ratemaking will be case by case, and the panel approved hiring two JTPA program students for beautification and accepted a $2,800 bid from Mixson Sign Co for a five.
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Joseph Gleaton
JTPA
Mixson Sign Company
Local residents warned as calls may be scams
Investigators in Aiken warn of phone call scams after a 70 year old resident accepted charges from a caller posing as a collect operator. BellSouth says most collect calls are automated and identification is required. In a second incident a Graniteville businessman received false offers for free online advertising from supposed TRW or Travelers Insurance reps. He reported the calls and alerted fraud lines. Detectives urge hanging up and not sharing information.
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Aiken County
BellSouth
Marcia Purday
Graniteville
TRW
Traveler’s Insurance
Marvin Mitcham
Mitcham
National Fraud Line
Aiken Chamber of Commerce
Aiken Department of Public Safety
Wendell Hall
Coyotes blamed for livestock and crop losses in Wagener area
Farmers in Wagener and nearby communities report livestock and crop damage with three suspects pointing to coyotes. Local calf deaths, hollowed watermelons, and coyote tracks are noted as evidence. Experts say coyotes are opportunistic and often target small mammals or young livestock, while dogs may cause broader/more severe mutilations.
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Wagener Area
Wagener
Wayne Furtick
Salley
Furtick
S.C. 4
S.C. Department of Natural Resources
Mike Willis
Department of Natural Resources
S.C
Department of —_—Natural Resources
South Carolina
Pickens
Oconee
Jim Busbey
Wagen
Jeff Priest
Ruth Patrick Science Education Center
Ilinois
Priest
Jim Furtick
Dr. Priest
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Ron Baxley
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