Aiken Jaycees Christmas Parade Broadcast Set
The Aiken Jaycees announce the Christmas Parade will be broadcast live on December 4 on WJBF News Channel 6.40 in Wrey world. The notice praises reader engagement and features a discussion prompt about Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince by JK Rowling, with reader Brandon Muniz highlighted.
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Area Deaths Thompson Ferguson and More
Obituary notices for Jason Lee Thompson Ferguson Wilton Mary Frances Fields and others appear in the 6A Deaths and Funerals page with brief listings of names and memorial notes.
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Jason Lee Fields, Wilton
Inside Today Movie Listings Obituaries And Puzzles
A compact page rail headlines film showtimes, obituary notices, editorial opinions, crossword and other puzzles plus sports brief items. Includes listings across cinema, local tributes, and recaps from recent games.
Murder trial set to begin for Jessica Carpenter case
Prosecutors expect the Robert F. Atkins murder trial to start early next year after a long delay. Jessica Carpenter, 17, was found dead in her Crosland Park home on August 4, 2000 after a sexual assault. Atkins, jailed in Georgia, is represented by Diana Holt and John Delgado amid a gag order and holiday-related scheduling concerns.
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Fans honor longtime Gamecock and Clemson devotee
In Aiken and Savannah River Site retiree Byron Vaigneur Clemson and South Carolina loyalties mix with memories. He recalls 1954 Clemson degree, 1981 title, and a day when both state schools beat top rivals. He cheers Spurrier and Bowden era triumphs with steady fan devotion.
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Tommy Bowden
Florida State
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South Carolina
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Barrett's bill to protect public prayer in government
US Representative Gresham Barrett introduces the Public Prayer Protection Act of 2005 to clarify that public prayers by officials do not violate the Establishment Clause. The bill would shift jurisdiction from federal to state courts for prayer related cases and limit Supreme Court review.
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Teen driver hurt in collision at busy Pine Log Powder House intersection
A two vehicle crash Thursday at the Powder House and East Pine Log roads intersection injured a teenager and blocked traffic for over an hour. The Ford Bronco struck a delivery truck at about 2 30 p m with debris across two lanes. The Bronco driver was hospitalized. the delivery driver uninjured. Police opened an investigation with witnesses being interviewed. No charges filed at this time.
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Aiken Public Safety
David Tuo
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