Hardee's Sale Proposed Amid Bankruptcy Filing in Ohio
Rax Restaurants Inc owner of 105 Hardee's in the South and four other states filed a Chapter 11 amendment in Ohio seeking a sale to Carl H. Ricker Jr. or a Ricker majority company. Assets total 53.8 million with liabilities of 114 million. closing price 9 million by June 21.
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Rax Restaurants Inc
Hardee's
South Carolina
U.S
Ohio
Bax Management
Carl H. Ricker Jr
Ricker
Aiken
Pine Log Road
Richland Avenue
Rax
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Indiana
Hardee’s
Citicorp
Hardee
City budget maps 2 million general fund and 2.4 million for park
The capital improvements plan details 2 million in the general fund and 2.4 million for economic development including land purchase and startup costs for Commerce Park. The industrial park starts only if revenue covers bond costs. Downtown Streetscape costs to be paid from Tax Increment Finance revenues, with 15 years directed to the city. Unspent 200,000 set aside for two big projects.
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Commerce Park
Wagener Salley Honors Top Students at Awards Ceremony
Wagener Salley High School held its Honors and Awards ceremony featuring Deadra Chandler and Alison Cook among numerous honorees. Students earned scholarships, academic honors, and program nominations from Clemson University to Furman, with multiple national and state recognitions noted.
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Wagener-Salley
Wagener
Wagener-Salley High School
Ainners
Academy For Lifelong Learning
Deadra Chandler
Aiken
Professional Secretaries International
Molly Ann LaFrance
Kristy Gunter
Jason Bevel
Alison Cook
Stacy Jackson
Brandon Gentry
Khali Kitchings
Lob Randall
Carrie West
Amerian Nuclear Society
Augusta College
Jennifer Speissegger
Jason Bevell
Rob Randall
Brovard School For the
Terri Gunter
Caterpillar Incorporated
Sam Hanna
Coca-Cola
Clemson
Clemson University
Maogen Furtick
Coca-Cola Scholars Foundation
Coker College
Heather Heyward
Desmond Kitchings
Columbia College
Maegen Furtick
Converse College
Justine C.R. Milikin
Deadra Changier
Allison Cook
Erskine College
Maegan Furtick
Francis Marion University
Furman University
Palmetto
Alma Urizar
Alma Urzar
Charles Smith
Jimmie Jones
Jessica Urizar
Celena
Jennifer Speisseger
Renee Livingston
United States
Hearst Foundation
Dea‘ra Chandler
Hugh O'Brien
Nomin Khali Kitchings
Kodak
Lander
Limestone College
Schol
Mercer University
Brandon
Maegen Forth
Mike Fox
Kelly Gunter
Phi Beta Kappa Association of South Carolina
Presbyterian College
Awa
Rob Randal
Lorie Payne
Michael Tinsmy
Gratio Hutson
Hert Jones Prin
Deadra Bi Chandler
Lyn Wiliams
Olympia Willams
Angela Abney
Ginnie Prichard
Jackie Miller
Searcy James
Jimmie Thomas
Ja ‘Mie Grafis
Terry Gunter
Sonya Mitch
Sarah Fulmer
Willie Stroman
Jim Inter
Scana Corporation
South Carolina Business Week
Lynn Williamson
South Carolina State University ‘and Benedict College
Summer Transportation Institute
Celena Allen
Jessica Arzar
South Carolina Department of Education
James di Rmonda Landy
Gerald Cooper
Joseph Starret
Francina Walker
Michelle Garvin
Brittney Rivers
Spencer Smith
Father Heyward
Heather Golden
Usc-Spartanburg
Pam Brown
USC Aiken
Maegen Furlick
Kenya Danley
Sabrena Hackman
University of South Carolina
University of South Carolina Board of Visitors
U.S. Army Reserve
Wachovia
Bank of 8.C
Wagener- Salley
Teri Gunter
Winthrop University
Marion Willams
Watford
Ginny Southwrarsh
Sewer fees capped under new billing formula
Thompson said some customers billed for more than 2400 cubic feet of sewage will save a few dollars with the revised system. A gallons to cubic feet formula based on water use determines charges, with bills set at the average residential water rate from April to February and billed May 1. The council approved posting properties for annexation but denied a Planning Commission push for published legal notice before public hearings.
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Thompson
Finance Department
Planning Commission
Storms Cause Outages But Few Other Problems
Local officials and utility spokesmen reported scattered outages from lightning and wind with no major incidents. S.C Electric and Gas noted outages in the Midlands while Aiken Electric Cooperative cited outages in Ridge Spring Wagoner and Aiken areas resolved by early afternoon. Rain measured at 1.75 inches. forecast calls for partly sunny skies and highs near 90 with a 30 percent thunder shower chance Wednesday.
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Aiken County Sheriff's Office
Aiken Public Safety Department
Brian Duncan
S.C Electric and Gas
Midlands
Gary Stooksbury
Aiken Electric Cooperative
Ridge Spring
Wagoner
Aiken
Clemson University Extension
Aiken County
National Weather Service
Legislature Deadlock on Judicial Measure and Tax Plans
Wilkins, sponsor of changes, predicts a revival vote after a failed bid to ban vote trading in judicial races. Budget talks stall over full day kindergarten and property taxes with a conflict over a 6 percent sales tax swap for property tax cuts. A conference committee also reviews a concealed weapons bill facing possible death despite Senate revisions and local tax limit provisions.
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Wilkins
Senate
House
Hunter Limbaugh
Florence
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