Upcoming Wisconsin Day in Aiken at Woodside
The first Wisconsin Day in Aiken takes place October 20 from 4 to 9 p.m. at the Reserve Club Woodside Plantation. Pack ers vs Browns on the big screen with tailgate fare and Leinenkugel beer. Tickets $10 in advance. 100 attendees limit. contact Jim Staeck or Marilyn Theesfeld for details.
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Woodside Plantation
Wisconsin
Jim Staeck
Marilyn Theesfeld
Town and Country Club
Stephen M. Rozier
PAC
Aiken Dermatology and
Susan Herbst
Town and Country Club First
Rozier
Aiken officials report multiple incidents on Thursday
A 32 year old Aiken woman detained for DUI after driving onto a concrete median on Hitchcock Parkway and failing sobriety tests. A 57 year old Aiken man detained for shoplifting after attempting to exchange items for money at a store counter. An unknown woman took a clothing item from a Laurens Street store without paying. A wireless receiver missing from the Aiken Community Playhouse. Gunshots reported on Maurice Terrace in Hahn Village with no evidence found. A vehicle break in reported on Greenville Street with a purse missing. A Columbia woman detained for disorderly conduct after being found asleep in a vehicle on Edgefield Road in North Augusta. A North Augusta woman reported unauthorized bank card transactions. A Warrenville man reported a burglary on Green Acres Park Lane with gun, cellphone, purse and shoes stolen. A Cherokee Drive report in North Augusta noted.
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Hitchcock Parkway
Columbia
Edgefield Road
North Augusta
Warrenville
Green Acres Park Lane
Local detainee bookings list includes multiple charges at Doris C Gravat Center
The Oct 3 bookings show individuals charged with offenses from disorderly conduct and drunkenness to theft and assault. Several entries note suspensions, warrants, or bond-related details with online access to the full list.
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Doris C. Gravat
Aikenstandard.com
Teens charged in area burglary in Aiken County
Two teens were arrested Friday connected to a Tuesday burglary on Whitemarsh Drive in the Houndslake subdivision. Jamal Richardson, 17, and a 16 year old were charged with second degree burglary and grand larceny. Richardson remained in the county jail and the other teen in Juvenile Justice in Columbia. Authorities praised neighbors for tips aiding the case.
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Aiken
S.C
Aiken Public Safety
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Aiken Estates
Jake Mahoney
USC Aiken student earns Security Federal Bank fellowship
Antwon Dallas, a USC Aiken junior management major from Columbia, receives a banking fellowship through a partnership between Security Federal Bank and the university School of Business Administration. The program includes a scholarship and work experience, helping Dallas gain real-world retail banking insight and a career path after graduation.
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Columbia
Security Federal Bank
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School of Business Administration
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Dallas
Alicia Heath
Frank Thomas
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Jesus Molina
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Jeffery Ingram
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Lori Lavallee
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Tonya Brown
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Tokai
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Richland Ave
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Aiken Standard
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Robert D. Strachar
Phoenix Ministries, Inc
Trafalgar St. Aiken, SC
Ephgenix
Eanuts
Peanut Shop
Raibamsburg
Cyndi’s
Laurens St
Alzheimer’s
Aiken, SC
Flower Power of
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Funosce
Oyaru
Masterautomotive.com
Russ Vernon
ASO
Chip Marvin
the Alley Aiken
Morgan Stanley
Morgan Stanley Smith Barney LLC
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Patrick Hooks
Aiken County
Pat, Roberts
Quen
Aikense.com
Odside-Aiken Realty
Wm. Ray Massey
Colony Parkway
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