Aiken woman honors chili win at Salvation Army Kettle Cook-off
Derrek Asberry topped the fifth annual Salvat ion Army Kettle Cook-off on Newberry Street by gathering the most donations for his homemade secret sweet and sour chili. Local resident Wendy Lloyd praised the chili while contestants offered dishes from chili to lasagna as attendees donated to the Salvation Army fundraiser.
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Carson questions claims of racial bias against cops
State News reporter examines allegations of racial bias in policing, presenting counterpoints and citing official responses. The piece analyzes police training, oversight, and community concerns while outlining the political debate surrounding reforms and accountability.
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Deaths and Funerals in Aiken and Williston Area
Obituary notices list David G. Harvey Aiken Edward Norbert Rich Aiken John Lish Williams Salley Margie Bailey Williston Margie Wilson Richardson Aiken Sally M. Jordy Aiken with a local section labeled Deaths and Funerals 6A for the area community.
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Edward Norbert Rich
John “Lish” Williams
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Sally M. Jordy
Weather Brief: Partly cloudy with 57 high 31 low
Partially cloudy conditions with a high near 57 and a low around 31. Five day outlook calls for mild afternoons, cooler nights, and limited precipitation.
Osbon Ready to Take Reins as Aiken Mayor
Rick Osbon is set to be sworn in as Aiken’s new mayor at the start of the City Council meeting, succeeding Fred Cavanaugh who retires after 24 years. Osbon won by a large margin over Lessie Price in a Republican-leaning district and vows to leave his own mark on the office.
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30 years later missing boy still unlocated in North Augusta
Aiken County investigators keep the Jeremy Grice case open decades after the 1985 disappearance from his North Augusta home. Capt. Eric Abdullah says detectives review the file annually and family members remain in contact while Grice remains in the national missing children database. An age-progressed photo projects the blond haired hazel eyed boy at age 34, last seen around 8 45 a m November 22 1985.
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