Aiken man found guilty of homicide by child abuse
An Aiken County jury found Ivory Blackshire guilty of homicide by child abuse in the Aug 29 2013 death of 2 year old Caleb Walker. The boy was found unresponsive on a Dallas Circle couch and later died after medical care. Jurors deliberated about 90 minutes before the verdict.
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Inside Today Students cash in on their business ideas
Local News 2A reports on students turning classroom ideas into small businesses. The feature highlights student entrepreneurs, their ventures, and community support initiatives aimed at fostering innovation, with examples from several schools.
Annie D Settles Rex Sanders Ora Mae Settles Deaths
Area obituaries note Annie D Settles of Trenton Ora Mae Settles of Aiken and Jonah Rex Sanders of Augusta. Funeral details and arrangements appear in the 6A death notices.
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Rex’ Sanders, Augusta
Ora Mae Settles, Aiken
Weather Office Brief Partly Cloudy With Warm Weekend Forecast
General offices release a newsroom bulletin noting partly cloudy skies with a high near 80 and a low around 57. The 5 day forecast is summarized as warm and dry conditions expected through the period.
Aiken taps John Klimm as city manager with vast experience
The Aiken City Council unanimously approved John Klimm as city manager after three finalists. He will be sworn in April 27 at the regular meeting with a starting salary of 130000 and may engage in university teaching as allowed by his contract. Klimm earned a master’s in public administration from Bridgewater State University and holds bachelor’s degrees from Boston College. He previously served on Barnstable’s Board of Selectmen, managing budgets and personnel policies.
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John
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North Augusta group proposes 0.9 mile Greeneway expansion
The North Augusta 2000 Foundation plans to extend the 12.5 mile Greeneway by about a half mile under its R4 Initiative. Brett Brannon leads a four subcommittee team covering Property development, downtown branding, community support, and new business owners.
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