Aiken police report spree of arrests and incidents
A 42 year old Aiken woman was charged with providing false information and disorderly conduct after becoming irate with officers investigating a reckless driver. A 71 year old North man faced DUI charges after a Hitchcock Parkway pull over for reckless driving and failing field sobriety tests. A 44 year old Aiken woman was charged with DUI for failing to maintain her lane and a breath test showing .16 BAC. A 79 year old Aiken man reported fraud from unauthorized Indiana charges over $470. Aiken business owner accused a former worker of stealing over $2,000 in tools. A Sumter man and two Aiken women were charged with shoplifting on Whiskey Road. An unknown man also shoplifted a cellphone case on Whiskey Road. An 18 year old Aiken woman reported a prowler after hearing knocking on her windows. Aiken County Sheriff's Office documented vandalism on Gregory Road near Shiloh Church Road. Vehicle break ins were reported on Lanier Road in Beech Island.
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Local riders shine at Youth National Arabian Show
Cubbage stable dominates youth divisions at the 22nd annual Youth National Arabian and Half-Arabian Championship Horse Show in Albuquerque. Ashleigh Currier, Ava Tisdale, and Emerson Blanchard led 10 and under equitation with top three finishes among 40-plus riders. Chamberlain leads Youth Amateur Achievement standings. adults Tracy Lord and Laura Gordon vie for Horse of the Year.
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ACT to supplant SAT in South Carolina, says educator
About half of SC seniors took the SAT last year with 57 percent of Aiken County students. The ACT is rising in popularity as a college entrance exam and could double its role next spring, with all 11th graders possibly taking the ACT. The College Board may drop the SAT writing section. Rob Novit, longtime Aiken Standard education reporter, provides the context.
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