Deaths and Funerals in South Carolina area
Heath Andrew Hamilton 20 of North Augusta died March 18 2003. Memorial at Corinth Baptist Church New Ellenton Monday 3 PM officiated by Rev Brancie Stephens. Surviving family listed. Memorials to Silver Bluff Band Booster Club or Corinth Baptist Church. Shellhouse Rivers Funeral Home. George Roger Floyd 87 of Aiken died March 18 2003. Services 11 AM Friday at Millbrook Baptist Church with Rev Dr Eddie Leopard. Survived by wife Madelyn and children Karen Floyd Roush Roger and Ron Floyd. Memorials to Millbrook Baptist Church. Shellhouse Funeral Home. Avonna Kay Boatwright Rowland 38 of Augusta died March 15 2003. Survived by husband Pat Rowland, children Lori, Ali, Patrick, parents Gloria and Russell Joiner, siblings Burl Gary Barry. Services 3 PM at Southside Baptist Church Langley burial Langley Cemetery. Hatcher Funeral Home. Catherine White died March 14 2008. Funeral 11 AM at Jackson Brooks Memorial Chapel. Burial Rosa Hill Baptist Church Cemetery Wagener. Survivors include son Jimmie Graham and grandchildren Taisha and Raven. Jackson-Brooks Funeral Home.
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Heath A. Hamilton
North Augusta
Heath Andrew Hamilton
Corinth Baptist Church
New Ellenton
Brancie Stephens
Heath
Silver Bluff High School
Silver Spirit
Silver Bluff
Henry J. Hamilton
Augusta
Rickey L. Hamilton
Carol A. Hamilton
Wanda J. Hamilton
Palmer
Alaska
Philip J
Arlene J. Blunk
Camano Island
Wash
Meath
Elwood W. Hamilton
Ada
Okla
Silver Bluff Band Booster Club
Shellhouse Rivers Funeral Home
East Pine Log Road
Aiken
George Roger Floyd
C/O Local Missions
Log Road
S.C
Shellhouse Funeral Home
Hayne Ave
Harvey B. Boatwright Sr
Lori Rowland
Ali Rowland
Patrick Rowland Jr
Gloria Boyd Joiner
Russell Joiner
Debra Underwood
Martinez
Burl Boatwright
Gary Boatwright
Catherine White
Carriage Hill ‘Nursing Home
Jackson Brooks
Jackson St
Grovetown
Alease
Senate approves education checks and other bills in Columbia
The Senate Education Committee backed a bill requiring colleges with education programs to warn students that a criminal background can bar certification. The measure, tied to 35 credit hours, would flag such checks before admission to education training. It also notes violent crimes and drug offenses would block certification. A separate item would delay a standardized school start date, while another bill strengthens penalties and enforcement for DUI, lowering the legal BAC to 0.08 and enabling automatic suspensions and roadblocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Senate Education Committee
Colleges and
John Matthews
D. Bowman
School of Education
Janice Poda
State Education Department
Poda
State Board of Education Authority
Sanford prepares for two weeks training while SC weighs highway incentive cuts
Gov. Mark Sanford heads to Reserve Officers Training at Maxwell AFB as South Carolina faces a federal push to lower blood alcohol thresholds. Critics warn the state could lose 60 million in highway money unless the 0.08 percent limit is adopted. Rep. Grady Brown urges resisting federal pressure. Sanford says he can be reached instantly despite being away, noting past governors' extended trips. State LEO chief Robert Stewart affirms near instant gubernatorial reach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Mothers Against
Hou
House
South Carolina
Grady Brown
D-Bishopville
Brown
Senate
Gow
Mark Sanford
Alabama
Sanford
Maxwell Air Force Base
Montgomery
Ala
Air Force Reserve
Carroll Campbell
Southeast Asia
Robert Stewart
Tractor trailer plunges from I-20 overpass into highway 19
A tractor trailer carrying furniture drove off an I-20 overpass onto US 19 and the operator was hospitalized with minor injuries. No other injuries were reported. In an unrelated Aiken County crash three people were taken to the Medical College of Georgia after a two car collision at Highway 421 and Crossover Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highway 19
D.C
Highway Patrol
Cpl
Tony Bell
Aiken County
College of Georgia
Cpl. Bell
8.C. Highway 421
Crossover Road
Cigarette tax debate may hit House floor in South Carolina
In Columbia the Legislature debates a 53 cent per pack cigarette tax to fund Medicaid and aid poor residents. Gov. Sanford backs the plan, while House members split with Republicans voicing concerns about bond restructuring to cover Medicaid shortfalls amid a budget crisis.
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Columbia
Senate
House
David Wilkins
Greenville
James Smith
Hugh Leatherman
Florence
House Ways and Means
Bobby Harrell
Harrell
Charleston
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Vonna Kay Boatwright Rowland
Pat Rowland
Brooke Lane
George K. Ford
Millbrook Baptist Church
Dula L. Kitchings
Rc Lineral
Pine Log Road
Napier Funeral Home
Sammie
Napier Funeral Director
Outlehouse
Setarater
MADD
Betsy Lewis
Leatherman
Washington, D.C
State of
Smithy
Grady Patterson
Santora
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