Tragic rollover kills Warrenville mother near imaging center
A 28 year old Warrenville woman Jennifer Rose Newsome died when a GMC Jimmy parked on a incline rolled back and stopped atop her as she spoke on a cell phone outside the vehicle at the Imaging Center of Aiken in Aiken County. Witnesses saw a 3 year old boy in the driver's seat and authorities investigate how the vehicle rolled without the engine running.
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GMC
Jimmy
Jennifer Rose Newsome
Warrenville
Aiken
University Parkway
Aiken County
Darryl Ables
Newsome
Ables
Aiken Public Safety
MTU Diesel selects Aiken County for North American plant
MTU Detroit Diesel plans a 270,000 square foot facility at Sage Mill Industrial Park in Graniteville to produce Series 2000 and 4000 engines. The $45 million project will create about 250 jobs over four years and begin operations mid October.
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Aiken County
MTU Detroit Diesel
Tognum AG
SKF
Graniteville
Sage Mill
South Carolina
Tognam
MTA
Detroit
Mich
Robert Alexander
Aiken
Edgefield
Roland Smith
MTU
Matthias Vogel
Detroit Diesel
North American
Cornerstone
Haley Hughes
Aiken County Council
Ronnie Young
Ulrich Dohle
Mark Sanford
Deaths and Funerals 6A
Obituary notices record deaths in Greensboro North Carolina Aiken Graniteville and Aiken area. Names include Albert L Bryan Martha W Dorn Milton Hunt Foster Jeanette Woodward Fulmer Thomas C Hobbs and Marshall Pope Jr. among those listed.
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Albert L. Bryan
Greensboro, N.C
Martha W. Dorn
Aiken
Milton Hunt Foster
Jeanette Woodward Fulmer
Graniteville
Thomas C. Hobbs
Marshall Pope Jr
GM to reinstate 600 plus dealerships nationwide
GM will offer remaining open status to 661 of about 1,100 dealers. In Aiken County, Henna Chevrolet and Johnson Motor Co. hope to be chosen as official GM sites, with executives noting optimism but awaiting next steps and arbitration outcomes.
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Aiken
General Motors
Aiken County
Henna Chevrolet
Johnson Motor Co
Jimmy Scott
Henna
Duncan Johnson
Jim Bunnell
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State DOT promises revised plan for Aiken traffic lights
State transportation officials assure Aiken a fix is coming possibly Monday as they present a new plan to City Council. The plan may alter the three leg stop pattern at some intersections to allow two lanes to move, addressing yield-on-red concerns and aiming to reduce downtown delays.
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Aiken
Carol Jones
Department
Jones
Roger LeDuc
LeDuc
Richland
York
Pendleton
Semites Eabn
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Aaron Dowdy
MTU Diesel
Bill Hixon
District
Abby
Ange
DOT
Hampton Terrace Inn
North Augusta
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