New York arrest may help clear Butler murder case
Lamar Laguer known as Bugs is jailed in Brooklyn awaiting extradition on murder charges tied to Jerome B. Butler's Oct 11 death in Aiken. ADPS says Laguer, who lived briefly with Butler, was shot during an altercation in New York and may be drug related. Police urge tips to Chief Investigator Dwayne Courtney at (803)642-7665.
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Jerome B. Butler
Butler
Aiken Department of Public Safety
New York
Lamar Laguer
Bugs
Brooklyn
Laguer
New York City
ADPS
Tom Galardi
Aiken
Timberlane
Horry Street
Dwayne Courtney
Three Generations Act Together In Annie On Stage
Betsy Wilson-Mahoney returns with her mother Mary Jo Wilson and young Lizzie for a family on stage in Annie. The trio share memories of prior roles and costumes as they perform across generations, continuing a family theater legacy.
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Scott Webster
Lizzie Mahoney
Betsy Wilson Mahoney
Mary Jo Wilson
Annie
Betsy Wilson-Mahoney
Wendy i Pan
Wendy
Mrs. Wilson Mahoney
Lizzie
Mrs. Wilson-Mahoney
Low turnout in Aiken County city races without video poker issue
Early voters in Aiken County faced a slow turnout as the video poker issue was removed from the ballot. Only Burnettown showed notable activity with two town council seats up, while Aiken and nearby precincts had unopposed mayor and council candidates.
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Aiken County
Ce Eet
Supreme Court
Stuart Bedenbaugh
Aiken
Fred Cavanaugh
Council
Beverly Clyburn
Don Sprawls
Council reviews horse regulations in Aiken zoning plan
Aiken City Council held a work session to refine a new zoning ordinance focusing on horse limits and Sandhurst in RSS zones. Residents near Sandhurst allege four years of odor and flies from 34 horses on two acres, amid debate on penalties and possible legal action.
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Aiken
City of Aiken Planning Commission
Sandhurst
Karen Papouchado
Buzz Jackson
Fred Cavanaugh
Ordi
Black student athletes urged to stay away from S C schools
Greenville The state NAACP steps up pressure to end the Confederate flag at the Statehouse by urging black student athletes to avoid South Carolina colleges and universities. James Gallman says many would support this boycott, Clemson and USC officials say they have not heard of the move. Lou Holtz favors removal.
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S.C
Greenville
NAACP
South Carolina
Statehouse
James Gallman
Aiken
Clemson
Bobby Robinson
South Carolina Athletic Department
Kerry Tharp
Lou Holtz
Felony DUI plea yields five year sentence for Aiken woman
Tammy Hornsby twenty seven admitted to felony DUI after a crash on Audubon Drive that killed passenger Jeremiah Kelly. In court Monday Judge Diane Goodstein imposed five years and six months home confinement for a sixth driving while suspended count, to run after penitentiary term.
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Aiken
Tammy Hornsby
Aiken Criminal Court
Diane Goodstein
Miss Hornsby
Ben Moore
Audubon
Jeremiah Kelly
Moore
Death and funeral notices listed for local individuals
Obituary notices list Raymond C. Brosia Springfield Harmon H. Hawes Barnwell Ronald C. Collins Augusta The Rev Mack Hardy North Augusta Imogene Carr Smith Aiken Henry R. Logan Graniteville Margaret C. Nelson Greenville Robert Lee Clemmons North Juanita Hubbard New Aiken Donnie Gerald Brown Jr Windsor Henry Ford Adams New Ellen ton.
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Raymond C. Brosia
Springfield
Harmon H. Hawes
Barnwell
Ronald C. Collins
Augusta
the Rev. Mack Hardy
North Augusta
Imogene Carr Smith
Aiken
Henry R. Logan
Graniteville
Margaret C. Nelson
Greenville
Robert Lee Clemmons
Juanita Hubbard New
Donnie Gerald Brown Jr
Windsor
Henry Ford Adams
New Ellenton
Lottery numbers and results from Monday and evening draws
Readable fragments show Cash 3 results with midday numbers 28 4 and evening numbers 8 6 5 5. The record includes a reference to Cah 8671 Pantany 6 8 12 2021 28 and a website kenstandard.com Aiken's Ac with unclear context.
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