Drive-In Project Aims for Digital Conversions
Boaz notes many theaters converted to digital and Project Drive-In will keep fundraising through year end to support more conversions. The Boats plan to retain a 35 mm projector at Big Me to showcase old ads, enhancing retro drive-in ambiance. Website links provided for details.
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Cherokee child handed to adoptive parents
Oklahoma City report says the Oklahoma Supreme Court dismissed jurisdiction over Veronica and the Capobiancos gained custody. Jessica Munday confirmed the girl is with Matt and Melanie Capobianco of Charleston, ending a long custody dispute involving Cherokee Nation and Dusten Brown. The case drew focus on tribal sovereignty and the Indian Child Welfare Act.
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Longtime Aiken publisher Hunter to retire after decades of service
Scott Hunter, retiring president of Aiken Communications and publisher, reflects on community leadership across Aiken. He credits colleagues, mentors, and local families for support and notes Ellen Johnson will take over as successor. Hunter's tenure includes extensive civic work with United Way, Arts & Culture, and local chambers.
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Second tax hack contract expands monitoring for SC taxpayers
South Carolina taxpayers affected by last fall’s Department of Revenue breach can enroll in CS Identity Corp monitoring starting Oct. 24 at a state cost up to 8.5 million. The plan shifts from Experian’s 12 million Protect My ID service to daily monitoring of TransUnion for 1.5 million enrolled, with full eligibility for CSID restoration regardless of enrollment.
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