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Highway 401 passes two Sumter County schools. When will 5 miles of potholes get fixed? (opens the original)
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SUMTER COUNTY, S.C. (WIS) - Drivers along Highway 401 between South Pike East and the Lee County line say the roughly eight-mile corridor has become increasingly rough to drive, despite years of patchwork repairs. “It’s bad. There’s a lot of potholes, and it’s really rough on the vehicles,” said Amy Fardink, who lives along the route. Lee Sargent, another resident, described the road as “real bumpy, real shaky,” adding the conditions have persisted for years. “They’ve been doing patchwork, but t
Community gathers outside Javeayah Harris’ home, sheriff plans press conference (opens the original)
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AIKEN COUNTY, S.C. (WIS) - Dozens of community members gathered Wednesday outside the Hillsboro Street home of 4-year-old Javeayah Harris, leaving balloons and Minnie Mouse plush toys at a memorial that is growing by the hour, as law enforcement confirms that one search operation to find the girl’s body has ended. Aiken County Sheriff Marty Sawyer announced that he’ll be holding a press conference in the Harris case on Thursday. Harris, an Aiken County girl, was reported missing by her mother, M
Aiken County law enforcement returns to Javeayah Harris’ home as community memorial grows (opens the original)
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AIKEN COUNTY, S.C. (WIS) - Law enforcement returned to the home of 4-year-old Javeayah Harris on Tuesday evening for evidence collection as the search for her body continues, and both of her parents face homicide by child abuse charges. Crime scene tape went up at the home Tuesday afternoon, and investigators were seen entering and exiting the home. The Aiken County Sheriff’s Office said the law enforcement activity was related to evidence collection and not the ongoing search for Javeayah’s bod
Arcadia Lakes neighbors have had one road in and out for a decade. Why is it still falling apart? (opens the original)
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ARCADIA LAKES, S.C. (WIS) - Nearly 11 years after the 2015 flood destroyed a bridge and dam over Cary Lake, residents of a Richland County neighborhood say the only road in and out of their community is deteriorating — and they have not received answers from the state about when conditions will improve. The 2015 flood destroyed the Arcadia Lakes Drive East bridge over Cary Lake. The homeowners association has since rebuilt the dam beneath the bridge, but the bridge itself remains closed. In the
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