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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 27, 2008

Page

9

I-26 Widening project starts in Charleston area

Construction begins on the 2.9 mile I-26 widening from I-526 to Ashley Phosphate Road. Crews chop trees and move equipment as work starts August 4 and will last three years at a $66 million cost. The six to eight lane expansion aims to add over 16 000 vehicle capacity daily.

Charleston Post and Courier Ashley Phosphate Road

Deputies Cleared in Lexington County Bank Robbery Shooting

The South Carolina Law Enforcement Division found deputies David Day and Benjamin Spence acted appropriately after the June 27 shooting of 56 year old Brodie Kneece following a bank robbery. Kneece died on July 15 from his wounds.

Lexington Lexington County Wltx-Tv South Carolina David Day Benjamin Spence Brodie Kneece Kneece Day

Fort Jackson National Cemetery to open with 25000 graves

The Fort Jackson site near Columbia will become a national cemetery named after the Army installation. It covers nearly 600 acres and aims for first burials by late November, with capacity for about 25 000 graves amid rising veteran deaths.

Columbia U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs South Carolina Gene Linxwiler Fort Jackson National Cemetery Florence Beaufort Anderson Fort Jackson

Planners seek revival on Myrtle Beach Kings Highway

Myrtle Beach planners study reviving Kings Highway once a vacation draw with drive ins and horse races. The street near the shore now houses over 35 vacant businesses as officials weigh turning it into a stronger tourism corridor alongside Broadway at the Beach and Market Common. Downtown Redevelopment Corp's David Sebo notes the road's length makes it unlikely to be a single destination.

Myrtle Beach Kings Highway

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