North Augusta homicide suspect sought by Crime Stoppers
The North Augusta Department of Public Safety seeks the man pictured after a shooting at the Highlander in North Augusta that killed Clifford Wayne Williams. The white male suspect, about 160 pounds with dark hair and a mustache, fled on foot. Call NADPS at 279.2121 with tips or use anonymous Crime Stoppers at 642-1788 for possible rewards up to 1000 dollars.
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North Augusta
Aiken
Calendar Today Shows Local Library and Meeting Highlights
At 2 p.m. Friends of the Library host author Carrie Allen McCray at Aiken County Public Library. At 3 p.m. the Aiken Historical Committee meets at the Aiken County Historical Museum. From 10 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. the Triple Crown Cat Club holds its first Championship and Household Pet Cat Show and Craft Bazaar at Odell Weeks Center. At 8 p.m. the Third Annual Mustang Classic unfolds at Midland Valley High School.
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Friends of the Library
Carrie Allen McCray
Aiken County
Triple Crown Cat Club
Odell Weeks Center
Midland Valley High School
Aiken blotter reports property damage and assault incidents
At 3 13 pm a unknown object struck a windshield on Richland Avenue causing about 250 dollars in damage. A Hampton Avenue resident reported an assault with a knee and groin strike but no injuries and no prosecution. A freezer break in at Willcox Inn on Colleton Avenue damaged about 1000 dollars of food. A high school Rutland Drive vehicle was broken into with stereo equipment valued at 470 dollars stolen. An arrest for criminal domestic violence occurred on Edgefield Avenue Friday night after a suspect grabbed a victim by the neck bit an arm and brandished a knife.
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Richland Avenue
Hampton Avenue
Willcox Inn
Colleton Avenue
Aiken High School
Rutland Drive
Pioneer
Edgefield Avenue
Georgia Lottery Draws Summary
Georgia lottery results list winning numbers for Saturday midday Cash 3 seven three two, evening Cash 3 nine five zero, Lotto Georgia numbers one thirty one thirty six eighty forty two forty six, Cash 4 six seven two two, Fantasy 5 eight twenty six twenty eight thirty two.
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Georgia
Cash
Fantasy
Juniors Acquiring Knowledge Ethics and Sportsmanship Day
About 875 children under 17 attended the fifth Juniors Acquiring Knowledge Ethics and Sportsmanship event at Savannah River Site ORAC. Volunteers from Clemson, Wild Turkey Federation, and multiple agencies ran eight learning stations on safety, archery, camouflage, shotgun safety, and hunting practices. Page noted strong turnout despite rain threats and praised 50 to 75 volunteers for their efforts.
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Savannah River
Operations Recreation Association
Larry Page
JAKES
Columbia
Thomson
ORAC
Page
Clemson University
National Wild Turkey Federation
Aiken Department of Public Safety
Department of Natural Resources
Forest Service
Aiken
The
Wild Turkey Federation
Aiken Officials Highlight Police Driven Healthy Community Work
In Public Reports Focus on Healthy Communities, Pete Frommer and Karen Papouchado spotlight community policing in Aiken since 1993. Officers integrated into neighborhoods, cut drug crimes 70 percent, trained by nurses for prenatal care, and developed MOMS and COPS winning state recognition. Defibrillators and 5 000 smoke detectors aid safety. bloodhound puppies help locate children. local culture and support enable ongoing efforts.
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Pete Frommer
Aiken
Health Department
South Carolina
Frommer
Papouchado
Wetland Wonders course starts at USCA Academy for Lifelong Learning
Dr. Whit Gibbons leads a Wetland Wonders series beginning Sept 27 with sessions on Oct 3 10 17 24 and 31 at 2 pm in Room 103 Humanities and Social Sciences Building USCA Visitors welcome. Cost 15 dollars details at 641 3288.
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Whit Gibbons
Academy For Lifelong Learning
USCA
Humanities and Social Sciences
Gibbons
Author Carrie McCray to speak at Aiken Library today
Carrie Allen McCray, author of Freedom's Child, will discuss her mother and the life of Rice Hayes, a biracial woman born after the Civil War who challenged barriers to equality. She resides in Columbia, helped found the South Carolina Writers Workshop, and will speak at 2 pm in the library meeting room.
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Friends of the Library
Carrie Allen McCray
Ms. McCray
Ary Rice Hayes
Columbia
South Carolina Writers Workshop
Aiken County
Aiken County Historical Society to hear Granaghan on nuclear reserve
The Aiken County Historical Society meets Sunday at 3 am at the Aiken County Historical Museum. John Granaghan, a retired Savannah River Site plant manager, will discuss the 50 year history of the nuclear reservation. Betty Greene and Joanne Zobel, former Ellenton and Dunbarton residents, discuss moving from their towns for the Atomic Energy Commission project.
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Aiken
Granaghan
Betty Greene
Ellenton
Joanne Zobel
Dunbarton
Atomic Energy Commission
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