Warrenville Woman Pleads Guilty to Embezzlement Case
Tessie C. Barton, 4, pleads guilty to embezzling about 315000 from a Warrenville business over six years using a company credit card and duplicate paychecks. She faces up to 10 years in prison and a 250000 fine in a federal case in Columbia with 85 percent mandatory service.
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Warrenville
Tessie C. Barton
Auomtting
Barton
US District Court
Columbia
John Herman Hare
U.S. District Court
Margaret Seymour
Inside Today Turn in unwanted prescription drugs in North Augusta
Local news notes a program encouraging residents of North Augusta to return unused medications. The effort aims to prevent misuse and environmental harm by providing safe disposal options.
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North
Augusta
Area Deaths in South Carolina Communities
Obituary notices list Barbara J. Mangrum Ravenshine Delphia Johnson Anderson Franz Earl Pete Lawson James Michael Pope Kay Francis Collier Chavious and Vickie Renee Poole among recent deaths in Aiken Graniteville and West Columbia with local references.
Aiken Tech launches capital drive for Center for Energy and Advanced Manufacturing
Aiken Technical College begins public phase of a campaign to fund the Center for Energy and Advanced Manufacturing to replace outdated facilities. The project aims to train workers in nuclear maintenance welding and mechatronics, supported by a $2 million federal grant with a matching requirement and over $1 million already pledged locally.
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Aiken Technical College
Susan Winsor
John Stewart
Bridgestone Americas
Aiken Tech
Graniteville
Asxen -Technical College
Center For Energy and Advanced Manufacturing
Aiken County
Winsor
Dave Deal
Industry and Skilled Trades
Gregory Rogers
General Education
University Transfer
Memory of Andy Williams Echoed by Aiken Residents
Aiken residents recall Andy Williams as one of their own after his death at 84 from bladder cancer following a yearlong battle. The singer owned Two Trees Estate on Whiskey Road and Grace Avenue from 1980 to 1985, a nine acre property once noted as Aiken’s largest residential sale. Williams sold the house to Simmie and William Moore of Toronto in 1985, and his tennis courts remain part of the property.
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Andy Williams
Aiken
Williams
Two Trees
Whiskey Road
Grace Avenue
Eulalie Salley
Doris Chesser
Willams
William and
Simmie Moore
Toronto
Moores
New York
Howard Andrew Williams
Andy
S.C
Skipper Perry
Houndstake
Perry
Palmetto Package Shop
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Odell Weeks
Barbara J. Mangrum
Ravenshine
Delphia Johnson, ‘Anderson
Franz Earl
Pete Lawson
James Michael Pope, Aiken
Kay Francis Collier
Chavious, Aiken
Vickie Renee Poole
West Columbia
US Gener
Abby
SC Sports
ATC
Ty Haley Hughes Lab
Axe
U.S. Economic Development Administrations
Orely Bad
Ginloe
Enloeresidential.com
Rosamund McDuffie
McDuffie
Syrage 4A
Andy Wiliams
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