Atlantic.Net to close Aiken office by June 1
Atlantic.Net will shut its Aiken location at 6 pm on June 1 though local access to Internet services continues. HR head Karin Hyler said customer support remains available through Gainesville headquarters 24/7, and the firm will still host the Aiken Chamber of Commerce website while services stay unchanged for residents and businesses.
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Toors
Aiken
Atlantic
Net
Howev
Karin Hyler
Atlantic.Net
Gainesville
Fla
Hyler
Wrestlers headline Wagener event for a faith-filled night
A Wagener Salley High School football stadium crowd enjoyed a music and wrestling themed Christian outreach titled The Main Event. Ted DiBiase and Steve Borden spoke on salvation and faith, urging youth and families to seek Christ, while Scarecrow and Tinmen performed and engaged the crowd.
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Wagener
Wagener-Salley High School
Ted DiBiase
Wayne Anderson
DiBiase
Jesus Christ
Christ
Scarecrow
Tinmen
Bradenton
Fla
Gracie
Amazing Grace
Church of God
Sin
Arah Cook
Mon Pleasant
Tinman
Wagoner
Grapplers
Wrestlers visit area schools with Ted DiBiase
Wrestler Ted DiBiase visited Busbee Elementary Corbett Middle and Wagener Salley High schools to urge students to think about future consequences of today s choices. He spoke from a Christian perspective about abstinence avoiding drugs and alcohol and personal struggles he faced after his father s death and his mother s alcoholism.
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Wagener
Busbee
Corbett Middle
Wagener-Salley
Ted DiBiase
DiBiase
Jesus
Paul Knox Middle School Hosts Medieval Festival Event
Paul Knox Middle School staged a Medieval Festival to teach sixth graders about life from 500 to 1500 A.D. Organizer Rick Tyson described six royal events with knights, queens, and roses, plus joust simulations and various medieval booths, marking a graded performance for participating students.
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Paul Knox Middle School
Paul Knox
Rick Tyson
Tyson
New stores and a Chili's planned for southside near Target
Aiken shoppers will see Michael's craft and art supply store Pier 1 home furnishings and a Chili's restaurant pop up near the Target shopping center. Nita Heath says the rumors began two to three months ago and local officials expect openings by fall though the timetable remains tentative. Heath and Jim Timberlake forecast benefits for the South Carolina economy as more jobs come to the area.
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Aiken
Target
Michael's
Nita Heath
Jerry's Valley Curb
Jim Timberlake
South Carolina
Heath
Georgia
Johnston mayor questions low census count amid possible miss
Johnston Mayor Dean Campbell says the 2000 census shows 2336 residents, a 13 percent drop from 1990, and suspects a counting glitch. He urges uncounted residents to report to the town clerk at (803) 275-2499 before Friday, June 1 to help adjust state-funded services.
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Dean Campbell
Census Bureau
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