Sky Is The Limit Foundation aids fathers in Aiken
Sky Is The Limit Foundation, an Aiken nonprofit founded by Christopher Emmanuel in July 2015, mentors fathers facing custody and family challenges. Brandon Ruth, a new father, praises the program and notes stigma on dads while the group runs Dad Dys Diapers from June 7 to June 28, collecting items to distribute to underserved fathers.
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Deaths and Funerals in Aiken Area
Area deaths list Josie Lisane Maple John W BeLong Loretta Lush Moody and Turner with funeral notices in Aiken. Details show families mourning and services pending for these residents. Community reflects on lives and contributions as families prepare services and obituaries are published.
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Aiken
John W. BeLong
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North Augusta Opens Two New Gyms at Riverview Park
On June 11 North Augusta unveiled two new gyms at Riverview Park Activities Center, increasing total facilities to six. The project was funded by Capital Project Sales Tax 3 funds.
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Local taxes face shortfall ahead of Capital Project Sales Tax IV
Aiken County officials eye Capital Project Sales Tax IV on November ballots while grappling with a 24 to 28 percent shortfall in previous sales tax projections. Projections drop from £144 million to £104 to £119 million, impacting the County City of Aiken and North Augusta along with eight smaller municipalities. Kilian notes changes in state law affect unprepared food items and earlier ending of Sales Tax II. Projects funded include highways safety and economic development, with some joint allocations and road work re-evaluated as funds shrink. The exact impact varies by recipient, but no single project is dropped.
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North Augusta plans new Fire Station 7 and Public Safety HQ
North Augusta Public Safety chief explains need for space as city grows. The plan includes a 10.5 million capital project to fund a centralized Public Safety headquarters and a new Fire Station 7. Current 1954 Buena Vista Avenue station cannot house modern, larger ladder trucks, prompting move to quicker, safer response.
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