Downtown Aiken credits Aiken Corp efforts and leadership
Downtown Aiken owes much of its revitalization to the Aiken Corp and the Aiken Downtown Development Association. Chairman Wade Brodie has transformed vacant lots into parks and repaired damaged homes while marketing the district to visitors with city support. Established 1995 as a nonprofit with committees including Downtown Development, Housing, and Executive, plus subcommittees for the Railroad Depot, Center for African American History Art and Culture, and the Performing Arts Group.
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AECOM
URS
URS Center For the Performing
Aiken
Wade Brodie
Aiken Corp
Area Deaths in Aiken and Warrenville
Berry Crain Jr and Earl Roberson Jr of Aiken along with Florence Hughes Franklin Gene Paul Mann and Horace Bush are listed among area deaths. Kenneth M Abney and Vivian Cooper of Warrenville are also noted in the 6A Deaths and Funerals section.
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Berry Crain Jr
Aiken
Earl Roberson Jr
Florence Hughes Franklin
Gene Paul Mann
Jackson
Horace Bush
Kenneth M. Abney
Vivian Cooper
Warrenville
Weather Outlook for Five Days
The forecast calls for party cloudy skies with a chance of thunderstorms. Highs around 81 and lows near 58 expected. The period includes variably unsettled conditions with isolated storms possible in the afternoons and mild temperatures overall.
Aiken officer retires after 27 years in service
Lt. Jake Mahoney of Aiken Public Safety retires from military service after 27 years with the Army ending as a master sergeant. A Fort Gordon ceremony marked his retirement as he commits to focusing on family and duties with the local department. He enlisted in 1987 in north Florida and served at Fort Polk before joining the South Carolina National Guard and transitioning to public safety work in Aiken.
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Aiken
Mahoney
Army
Florida
Fort Polk
Louisiana
5Th Infantry Division
S.C
Rob Novi
Jake Mahoney
Aiken Department of Public Safety
U.S. Army
Public Safety
Former principal released from jail after decade in prison
Stephen Coke Eubanks aged 73, a former Aiken County assistant principal who pled guilty in 2010 to raping and exploiting several teenagers, has been released from prison after serving his sentence with probation officials stating completion on Feb 27. His parole hearing in December failed and the Sex Offender Registry lists him as a tier III offender living on Belair Road in North Augusta.
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Aiken County
S.C
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Lindy Kubovic
Credit Aiken Corp
Maryan Schechter
Mschechter
Aikenstandard.com
City
USC
General Offices Newsroom
Abby
Teddy Kulmala
Kulmala
National Guard
Aiken Public Safety
Eddy Kulmala
Eubanks
Shellhouse Funeral Home, Inc
Hayne Ave. Aiken
Family Owned
Jason B
Hucks
Graham Hall
Robert W Shellhouse, Jr
Mitchell Rivers
Aiken’s
Shellhouse Rivers Funeral Home, Inc
Hyee Te
Pine Log
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