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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 05, 2015
Page
1
Fiorina and Carson announce bids for the presidency entering the race amid early campaigning. The move heightens debate over leadership plans and policy directions as supporters push for momentum.
Aiken County Coroner Tim Carlton sues the county administrator and council alleging interference with his office. An emergency hearing is set for 9 30 a m Wednesday at Barnwell County Courthouse. Carlton’s attorney Sandy Senn accuses officials of improper procurement to force deputies to aid in body removals, while the county seeks dismissal with prejudice.
Reeves Construction Co. will resurface U S Highway 78 from Rudy Mason Parkway to Cedar Branch Road near Windsor starting Wednesday and continuing until May 29 weather permitting. Flaggers will direct traffic and delays are expected.
A decades-old Bible resurfaces in a local church donation drive, bringing together a distant relative and the family after years apart. Community members describe the find as a touching reminder of faith and shared history. The story highlights local volunteers and the joy of reconnecting kin through a relic with family significance.
Obituary listings for Henry E. Hank Baud Jr. of Augusta Judy Jeffery and Philip Finn of Aiken along with Stephen Henderson and William Sapp of Aiken and Yvonne Von Green of Salley. Notices filed in the 6A death notices section.
Mostly sunny conditions continue with a high near 81 degrees and a low around 55. The five day outlook shifts little with continued clear to sunny skies and mild daytime highs through the period.
The Southern Thunder Cloggers headline the Hopelands Summer Concert Series opening night. Dressed in hot pink pants and white faux fur vests, the Young Adult Line dazzles on a grassy bank across the pond with clogging footwork to Uptown Funk. Sam Radford, new Hopelands supervisor, predicts a traditional season with favorites like the Marine Corps Band and Aiken Concert Band. Chris Ndell joins as a new act on Aug. 3, and sponsor support comes from Vikki Crossland and Brandi Cook of Meybohm Realtors.
The South Carolina Supreme Court will hear Steve Donohue v. the City of North Augusta and city officials at 10:30 a.m. in Columbia. The case centers on the Project Jackson 25 acre development between The River Club and Hammond's Ferry for a hotel stores and a baseball stadium for the Augusta GreenJackets. Donohue, a River Club resident, sued in December 2013 to stop the project.
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