North Augusta man jailed for attempted murder and assault
Brandon Bowden, 21, of Ashwood Drive North Augusta, yelled racial slurs at a man on Turnbull Street Gloverville then beat him unconscious with a metal pipe. He is jailed at Aiken County Detention Center facing attempted murder and weapons charges after witnesses saw the attack. The victim, 18, was transported to an Augusta hospital.
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North Augusta Yellow Jackets Defeat Lakeside 38 22
The North Augusta Yellow Jackets defeated Lakeside 38 to 22 in a high school football matchup. North Augusta pressed early and maintained a steady lead with key plays by standout players as the teams traded scores through three quarters.
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Students honor 9/11 victims and responders in tribute
North Augusta High senior and FBLA president Harley along with more than 100 students hosted a 9/11 tribute at the school honoring victims survivors and first responders. County officials attended and FBLA plans blood drives a cancer Walk and prevention outreach as part of the tribute move.
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Obama urges tax cuts in $450 billion jobs plan
President Obama demanded rapid action from a split Congress to pass a $450 billion jobs package featuring widespread Social Security tax cuts for individuals and most businesses, plus new spending on construction and extended unemployment benefits. He urged lawmakers to stop the political circus and pass the plan to spur hiring as the economy stalls and 14 million remain unemployed. The White House hopes GOP cooperation, arguing the plan is essential to restore confidence and salvage his re election bid.
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