Three charged in Whiskey Road armed robbery caper
Police say three men robbed a convenience store on Whiskey Road early Tuesday. Kimmie L. Moore, Otto L. Pearson, and Raymond Shaw face armed robbery charges with Pearson and Shaw also charged with carrying a pistol and unlawful possession. Staff reported a pistol pointed at the clerk as cash was demanded before a quick pursuit and arrests near Collier and Henry streets.
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Kimmie L. Moore
Avarien Street
Maken
Otto L. Pearson
Kelogg Drive
Aiken
Raymond Shaw
Winter Haven
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Pearson
Shaw
Moore
Karen
Aikenstandard.com
Heart Show tickets go on sale for Aiken event
The 39th annual Aiken Women's Heart Board benefit, scheduled for February 21 to 24, 2008 at USC Aiken Etherredge Center, will feature the Heart Show with theme Take 30. Tickets are 20 dollars for evening performances and 15 dollars for weekend matinees. Proceeds benefit heart research and awareness. a preview tea for ticket holders will be held the Wednesday before.
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Aiken Women's Heart Board
USC Aiken
Wrier
Jim Moore
Heart
Moore
Darrell Rains
American Heart Association
Heart Throbs
Old Time Homecoming at Aiken Farmers Market
Old Time Homecoming returns to the Aiken County Farmers Market this Saturday from 8 a.m. to noon. Volunteers in vintage costumes host activities including face painting, antique tractor displays, shelling demonstrations, and displays of scarecrows, with peanut hay from MiBeck Farms and a range of local farm products and crafts.
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Aiken County
Coleen Reed
Minnie Peal
MiBeck Farms
B&b
Reed
Wiliamsburg Street
Richland Avenue
Statewide curfew for sex offenders during Halloween
South Carolina probation and parole officials issue a Halloween curfew requiring convicted sex offenders on probation or parole to stay indoors from 5 p.m. to 10 30 p.m. not light up porches or hand out candy. Violation can lead to judge or parole board actions, with on-site checks and drive-bys to enforce the rule across all counties.
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Associated Press
Aiken County
Karen
Aikenstandard Com
USCA students lead Make A Difference Day project at Youth Central
USCA communications students Brittin Everhard Jovita Buckner Lillie Tyler LaTonya Kelly and Jenny Taylor plan a service learning effort for National Make A Difference Day aiding Youth Central a nonprofit tutoring mentoring center for youth ages 10 17 They will spruce up the center paint hold a book drive and install shelves The project runs from Oct 27 to mid November Youth Central previously served others now receives help from volunteers in a Christian focused home repair effort August through October saw over 1500 volunteers repair more than 50 homes through Home Works Of America Inc Volunteers are invited to join at 803 781 4536 or HomeWorksOfAmerica.org to donate or volunteer
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USCA
Brittin Everhard
Jovita Buckner
Lillie Tyler
LaTonya Kelly
Jenny Taylor
Youth Central
Desea A
Yworns of America, Inc
HomeWorksOfAmerica.org
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