Officials leave posts join sheriff Courtney Owens make smooth transition
Dwayne Courtney and Wal lace Owens resign from Aiken Public Safety and SLED to join sheriff Michael Hunt in a new leadership shift at the Aiken County Sheriff's Office Courtney will become chief deputy and Owens will lead the criminal investigations division and narcotics Owens cited a strong program and contacts built at SLED while Courtney described the move as the hardest decision of his career Hunt had sought their expertise as he campaigns for county sheriff
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At-home retailers expand beyond cosmetics and cleaning products
The direct selling market has grown over two decades with firms like Avon Mary Kay and Southern Living at Home expanding into security services and financial investment. In 2001, U S home business sales reached 26 7 million with about 12 2 million at home retailers globally 45 million worldwide and 150 member companies pledging ethical guidelines while women outnumber men three to one in this expanding field.
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Southern Living At Home
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Aiken
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DMV Reform Takes Center Stage In South Carolina
Gov Sanford leads a DMV seminar at the Roger Center in Columbia to push improvements in customer service and accountability. Officials say reforms aim to boost efficiency and service across offices, with effects expected in Aiken and statewide.
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Sanford: Governor Mark Sanford’s agenda moves slowly
Six months into his term Republican Gov. Mark Sanford has not advanced many major legislative priorities. Analysts cite communication gaps between the governor and the Legislature as a factor in the slow start.
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Clark vows to back education funds against GOP pledge
Ken Clark, a Swansea Republican in his first term, faces GOP lawmakers who oppose raising taxes for K 12 education. He argues that funding children’s needs outweighs a no new tax pledge. Clark, district 97 rep, stays active in Aiken community events and supported teacher of the year Jason Fulmer.
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