Suspect Arrested After High-Speed Chase Ends In Crash
Aiken County deputies arrest Holley after he passed a car on double yellow lines and sped away, crashing into a tree. A 4-year-old and an adult woman were in the vehicle, with the woman hurt and the boy with an ear cut. He faces warrants for domestic assault, family court violation, and parole violations. He was taken into custody on Hinkinson Street and booked at the detention center.
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Ing
Sheriff’s Office
Holley
Hinkinson
Aiken County Detention Center
Beason’s life in Aiken spans business to community service
Beason built a home on Carlton Ave and ran an early wheel alignment shop in Aiken before moving to Osmond Drive. He served in the sheriff’s department and stayed active with the Masons, American Legion, VFW, and Kiwanis. After family tragedy and financial loss, he left Aiken for Topeka to live with nieces, planning future work in gardening or sales, and reflecting on 60 years in the area.
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Carlton Ave
Charles C Beason Jr
Aiken
Benson
Osmond Drive
Sheriff’s Department
Free Masons, American Legion
VFW
Kiwanis Club
Greater Airien
Pee
Crockett
Leda
Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Noah Feit
Nfeit
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South Carolina record keeps Negro and Scalawag notes unedited
Lt Governor Andre Bauer demands removal of "(Negro)" annotations for A. J. Ransier and R. Howell Gleaves while R. H. Gleaves and two former speakers carry the tag. Clerks defend preserving verbatim historical documents, noting the state will not edit the history though officials debate the propriety of the labels.
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A.J. Ransier
R. Howell Gleaves
R.H. Gleaves
S.C
Andre Bauer
Frank Adams
Bauer
Moses
Lee
Elliott
House of Representatives
Charles Reid
Reid
Bobby Harrell
Greg Foster
Harrell
Lockdown at Aiken County School Ends After Calm Clearance
Police say a teen outside the school caused a lockdown that restricted movements and kept students inside until about 3 p.m. Tyler denied plans to harm anyone and was not in the area. Investigators plan multiple arrest warrants and expect normal operations to resume today.
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Keating
Tyler
Elwell
Aiken County
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