Police blotter highlights multiple local incidents
Aiken woman followed home by a suspicious vehicle with horn honks. Gloverville man reports theft of two golf club sets and a pressure washer from his storage room. A dealer tag stolen from a Whiskey Road car on June 3. A woman arrested for DUI at York Street and Crosland Drive. A man tried to steal light bulbs and Copenhagen from a Whiskey Road store. A wanted man turned in and arrested on Horry Street NE.
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Gloverville
Whiskey Road
York Street
Crosland Drive
Copenhagen
Horry Street
Patriotic events mark lead up to Independence Day in Aiken
Alkien Marine Corps League collects old flags for proper disposal in a swift ceremony as ashes are buried. Pennies in the Park Independence Day event set for Saturday July 3 at Carolina Bay on Price Avenue across from Virginia Acres Park offers contests and a benefit for the Aiken County Open Land Trust. Raffle tickets sold at local banks and stores. information via Debbie Durkis at 642-5492.
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Alkien Marine Corps League
Jesse Goldman
Age
Carolina Bay
Price Avenue
Virginia Acres Park
Aiken County Open Land Trust
Carolina Bay Reserve
Security Federal Bank
Aiken Drug Co
Leminick’s Pharmacy
Woodruff Drug Store
H. Odell Weeks Recreation Center
Debbie Durkis
Chesterfield Place Moves to Richland Avenue for Mental Health Job Help
Chesterfield Place, a psychosocial rehabilitation center aiding adults with mental illness, has moved to 1111 Richland Avenue. The center runs a Transitional Employment Program pairing clients with employers like Wal Mart and Burger King, offering skills training from grooming to resume writing, followed by job placement and ongoing coaching.
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Chesterfield Place
Richland Avenue
Chesterfield Street
Paperpork
Diane Cavenaugh
Armenta Green
Wal-Mart
Burger King
Growig
Robert Butterworth
Cavenaugh
Barbie Church
Aiken- Barnwell Mental Health Center
Chesterfield
Butterworth
On the agenda Y Playhouse move to Mark I Theater
The agenda lists a potential relocation of Y Playhouse to Mark I Theater and a plan for a proposed airport terminal building. Details specify venue changes and project scope affecting local cultural spaces and infrastructure planning.
Playhouse relocation on council agenda
Aiken City Council will meet at 7:30 p.m. at the Aiken Municipal Building to decide on moving the Aiken Community Playhouse to a new downtown site. The Mark II Theater option expires soon and a 1.5 million accommodations tax funding plan is under review alongside an airport terminal project needing about 300,000. The council also schedules second readings on the budget for 1999-2000 and the millage rate ordinance.
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Aiken
Aiken Community Playhouse
Aiken Municipal Building
Aiken Corporation
Newberry Street
Playhouse
Price Avenue
Two Notch Road
Former Aiken CPA grows iris farm in Tennessee
Greg McCullough, once a CPA from Aiken, runs Iris City Gardens with wife Macey in Primm Springs Tennessee. They inherited 4000 iris plants from Macey’s grandfather and expanded to a 200 acre farm with a 300 variety catalog shipping nationwide. The move fulfilled a land dream and keeps him busy daily with planting watering and transplanting. Greg is an Aiken High School and University of Tennessee alumnus and his catalog is available at 1-800-934-1RIS.
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Greg MecCullough
Aiken
Macey
Iris City Gardens
Primm Springs
Tenn
Cpas
Thomas A. Williams
Greg
Iris Farm
Willie McCulough
CPA
Willie
William McCullough
Aiken High School
University of Tennessee
Gypsy Appaloosa Honored in South Carolina Vet Hall
Gypsy an Appaloosa horse owned by Dr Karren Howard of Trenton was inducted into the South Carolina Association of Veterinarians Animal Hall of Fame in Myrtle Beach in the companion animal category The horse was noted for its gentleness and patience with disabled children and its 16 years with Dr Howard Saturday ceremony marked the honor
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South Carolina Association of Veterinarians Animal Hall of Fame
Myrtle Beach
Gypsy
Karren Howard
Trenton
Hall of Fame
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Melissa Hanna
Aiken Standard
Greg McCullough
Fride
Scott B. Hunter
Ectional
Scescape
Aiken Communications Inc
Rutland Drive
Ct. T.w
Windsor
Ragusa
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