Guardsman returns to Aiken from agribusiness deployment
South Carolina National Guard Maj. Dwight Bradham Jr. returns to Aiken after a year leading an agribusiness mission in Helmand Province Afghanistan. He helped establish training centers, linked Saigon farmers to Kandahar markets, and aided farm families while his wife Heather and daughters welcomed him home in Columbia.
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S.C. National Guard
Dwight Bradham Jr
Aiken
Helmand
Afghanistan
Bradham
Columbia
Heather
Emma
Isabella
National Guard
Iraq
114Th Signal Company
Kansas
122Nd Engineer Battalion
Graniteville
South Carolina
Dwight Sr
Ruth
Pakistan
Iran
Middle East
China
Kandahar
Isabelle
Front
Dwight Bradham
S C Senators Back Early Voting Proposal
South Carolina Senators Massey and Young join 32 colleagues in backing a bill to authorize early voting ten to three days before elections and restrict Sundays. The measure aims to reduce absentee constraints and clarify voting timelines for border county voters amid concerns from party members about the period length.
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S.C
Shane Massey
Tom Young
Massey
Young
Senate
of Georgia
Aiken
Georgia
S.C. House of Representatives
Michael Bond
18th Triple Crown Golf Classic At Woodside
The March 25 event at Woodside Plantation Country Club offers over $10,000 in prizes. Proceeds support Tri-Development Center and Helping Hands. Entry is 100 dollars with lunch from Chick-fil-A and steak dinner from Outback. contact Helping Hands or Tri-Development Center for participant signup.
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Woodside Plantation Country Club
Tri-Development Center
Outback Steakhouse
Aiken Library Hosts Teen Minute to Win It Games
The Aiken County Public Library hosts Teen Minute to Win It Games on March 26 from 4 30 to 5 30 p m for grades 6 12. Teens can compete in wacky games for prizes and more information is available by calling 803 642 7585.
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Aiken County
Gideon case turns 50 with ongoing indigent defense issues
Fifty years after the Gideon decision guaranteeing defense counsel for poor defendants, many states still see lawyers only briefly or not at all. Attorney General Eric Holder urged progress at a Justice Department event as the landmark ruling faces slow implementation and ongoing funding battles.
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Washington
D.C
Supreme Court
High Court
Gideoney, Wainwright
Eric Holder
Justice Department
Clarence Earl Gideon
Panama City
Fla
Gideon
Florida
State Supreme Court
Abe Fortas
Hugo Black
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Guardsman
Michael Haley
Nikki Haley
Atesy
Bill Taylor
Young Eye
Woodside Plantation
Aiken Public Library
Gideon Case
Porky Bradberry
Whiskey Road
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