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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 2018
Page
1
Aiken County plans a groundbreaking ceremony at Langley Pond for dam reinforcement. The 1854 earthen barrier, once damaged in 1886, will gain a concrete spillway added in the 1950s and a new cut-off wall to address leaks detected in 2014.
South Carolina senators Graham and Scott unveil paired measures addressing school safety and gun concerns. Graham with Blumenthal proposes Federal Extreme Risk Protection Order Act to create a federal framework for people deemed a risk to themselves or the public. Scott joins 12 Republicans to back School Safety and Mental Health Services Improvement Act expanding federal funding to boost safety investments in about 300,000 public schools.
Sally White of Edgefield Mary Manley of Warrenville Charles Hill of Augusta Ernestine Jones of Aiken and Willie Nimmone of Salley are listed in the deaths and funerals notice section for 4A, outlining condolences and service details.
Graniteville bladesmith Joey Lynn will appear on the History Channel show Forged in Fire in the premier episode of its fifth season at 9 pm Tuesday. He aims for the $10,000 prize and describes the experience as great, hoping to compete again. Lynn, a retired corrections officer, forged his first blade in 2016 from railroad spike during a class in Pigeon Forge Tennessee, later building a forge in his carport using a barbecue grill and a hairdryer for air. He advanced after a Skype interview and four days of taping at Brooklyn Fire Proof Stages, calling the trip his first plane ride and memorable for New York food and atmosphere. The show pits bladesmiths in a format akin to Chopped for chefs. The article notes the page cut and references material from CUT, page 10A.
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