Legend development groundbreaking set for North Augusta
A Thursday noon groundbreaking marks the start of the 1 387 acre Legend project in North Augusta featuring a 27 hole golf course 1 200 building lots and 400 multi family units. Five general partners including Harold A Sigmon Walter Bryant Pete Hernandez Lewis Horton and David Jackson lead the venture with Sigmon also serving as developer.
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North Augusta
Harold A. Sigmon
Walter Bryant
Pete Hernandez
New York
Saluda County defendants to face court this week
The cases of Gary Davis, Michael T. Long, and William Porter Vereen begin hearings this week in Saluda County Circuit Court. Court opens today at 10 a.m. at the Saluda County Courthouse. Davis and Long are charged with reckless homicide and racing for a July drag race on U S 378 near Saluda that left two spectators dead and three injured. Vereen faces charges of assisting with racing as the flagman.
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Washington-area
Savannah River
Antonio F. Rodriguez
San Antonio
Texas
Louis P. Hehman
Jacksonville
Fla
United States
Rodriguez
Hehman
Aiken County
Saluda
Gary Davis
Michael T. Long
William Porter Vereen
Saluda County
Davis
Long
U.S. 378
Vereen
North Augusta Council to discuss 1988 budget revisions
The North Augusta City Council meets at 7 PM in the Municipal Building to review revisions to the proposed 1988 budget. First readings will cover ordinances to accept the budget and set the 1988 millage at 98 mills, along with sanitation and sewer charges. Additional readings will authorize issuing 4 million dollars in utility revenue bonds.
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North Augusta
East Buena Vista Ave
Valley Public Service Authority Sets Public Hearing on Water System Project
The Valley Public Service Authority board will hold a public hearing tonight at 7 in the Horse Creek Wastewater Treatment Plant conference room regarding water system expansion and modification along the South African Bypass. A regular meeting follows after the hearing.
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The
Valley Public Service Authority Board
Horse Creek
Airicn
Aiken County Council Holds Near Full Agenda
The Aiken County Council plans an eight item executive session covering magistrate compensation opinions and museum director pay. Preparations include a public session with Langley Pond cleanup meetings and transfer of greenbox landfill duties at 736 Richland Ave W in Aiken.
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Aiken
College Acres Subdivision
Citadel Drive
Quorum Shortage Cancels PSA Board Meeting
The Aiken County Public Service Authority meeting was canceled due to lack of a quorum. The recent PSA reorganization ordinance repealed the standing rules, four appointments made October 20 left a fifth unfilled as District 8 appointee declined.
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Aiken County
PSA
LaVana McKenzie
Larry Murphy
Eugene A. Duckett
Jimmy Griffin
Rosemary English
Lester Diggs
Hartwig
Murphy
Diggs
Griffin
Robert M. Bell
Bell
Medwell Hill
Brooks Earns State Professional of the Year in North Augusta
North Augusta recreation and parks director John R. Bob Brooks was named South Carolina Professional of the Year among 478 peers by the state Parks Recreation and Tourism department. His department won the Outstanding Agency Award at the Myrtle Beach convention. Brooks, in his 10th year as director, led Riverview Park development and the new 1.2 million Community Center opened in 1986, boosting city revenue and services.
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North Augusta
John R
Bob) Brooks
Brooks
South Carolina Department of Parks, Recreation and Tourism
Parks and Recreation
Myrtle Beach
City of
Aiken
Ellen Pattis Heads to Iran Despite Government Warnings
Ellen Pattis plans to travel Augusta to Frankfurt then Iran to visit brother Jon, held prisoner since June 16, 1986. She dismisses warnings from the State Department while her companion Kathy Lewis accompanies her. They expect to reach Iran Wednesday afternoon and return on Thanksgiving Day.
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Ellen Pattis
Iran
Augusta
Frankfurt
Germany
Ms. Pattis
Kathy Lewis
Jon
State Department
America
United States
Parham Named Aiken Standard Managing Editor
Steven E. Parham has been named managing editor of the Aiken Standard. He will supervise the news department including news sports photography graphics and features. Parham arrives from the Times-News of Hendersonville after 11 years with duties as assistant sports editor sports editor and news staff reporter.
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Steven E. Parham
Aiken
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Scott Webster
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W. Scott Barnes
Mattie C. Hall
Wagener
Department of Social Services
W. Scott
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Parham
Hendersonville
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