Aiken kidnapping suspect caught in Ohio
Timothy Wayne Glanton 38 was arrested in Ohio after an armed attempt at a knife point abduction at a McDonald’s drive thru. He is wanted in Aiken County for kidnapping felony carjacking armed robbery and first degree assault and battery. Extradition to South Carolina will follow.
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Aiken
Ohio
Trenton
Timothy Wayne Glanton
Glanton
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Elwell
Norwood
Aiken County
South Carolina
Salvation Army aid reaches Smithville after EF-5 tornado
Captain David Repass of the Salvation Army arrives in Smithville Mississippi to assist recovery after an EF-5 tornado April 27 that destroyed most structures and left 14 dead and 40 injured. Repass and team provide emotional and financial support plus food and water to residents of the town of just over 900 people.
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David Repass
Repass
Aiken
Salvation Army
Smithville
Miss
Sreeann
Alabama
Potts
Jackson
Todd Etheredge
Etheredge
David Coffin
Matthew
Bike safety event marks Children's Day in Aiken
Local hospital Aiken Regional Centers and Aiken Public Safety partner for a Children’s Day bike safety event on Saturday. From 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. in the hospital parking lot, families can get helmet fittings and learn bike safety tips as Nation Nurses Week is observed. Officer Rick Brown stresses daytime riding and proper gear for kids before summer travels.
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Aiken
Aiken Public Safety
Rick Brown
Area playoff results in state baseball soccer softball
Four area teams played in the state baseball soccer and softball playoffs on Wednesday. The report notes wins by local teams and directs readers to page 1B for full results and details involving Thomas S. Bryant Cross Hill Doris B. Wrenn Buzhardt New Ellenton Alvin Carter and Aiken in 6A death notices and funerals context.
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Thomas S. Bryant
Cross Hill
Doris B. Wrenn Buzhardt
New Ellenton
Alvin Carter
Aiken
Patriot Flag tours South Carolina first stop in Jackson
The Patriot Flag toured 50 states honoring 9/11 victims and arrived in Jackson on S.C. 125 as the first South Carolina stop. The 30 by 552 foot flag weighed about 75 pounds and was unfolded atop a 95 foot SRS fire truck, drawing locals and visitors who watched in awe and offered prayers.
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Jackson
Columbia
South Carolina
World Trade Center
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SRS
Department of Energy
SRS Fire Department
Greg Potts
S.C. 125
Potts
The
World Memorial
American Legion Post 149
Escondido
Calif
Patriot Flag
SAS
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