Centerra Union Strike Sends Most Workers Finding Contracts Elsewhere
Miller says 83 percent of SRS union members on strike pursued varied work nationwide including storm response in Louisiana Texas Florida and Puerto Rico and protection work in Colombia. Six members left the company entirely as cross‑picking and personal concerns shaped choices. Voting on a new contract closes this evening with results due around 6 p.m.
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Pace's Run safety push aims to relocate or secure residents
Aiken officials push to curb violence at Pace's Run Apartments using real time crime data. City Manager John Klimm says residents may be moved to safer housing if needed while prioritizing security. Over two years Pace's Run saw 10 shootings, four gunfire incidents, four aggravated assaults and two murders.
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City safety program eyes Pace's Run area after shootings
The Aiken Standard sought comment from property owner Michael Shadrick of Housing Management Inc. about shootings near Pace's Run in Aiken. Shadrick did not return calls. Pace's Run noted key staff may be unavailable until Monday. The city said its Safe Communities program and Street team continue outreach to reduce crime and build trust.
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Las Vegas gunman motive remains unclear after five days
Las Vegas investigators confess they still lack a clear motive for Stephen Paddock mass shooting at the country music festival. Billboards will urge tipsters to call 800 CALL FBI while police detail meticulous planning and stockpiled 23 firearms before the attack.
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NRA move to regulate bump stocks questioned in gun debate
ATLANTA The NRA urged a review of bump stock regulation prompting skepticism that the move is a stall tactic to delay broader gun control amid Las Vegas outrage. Critics say the NRA risks little by seeking administrative change rather than new law.
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