Masters Week Boosts Business in Aiken and North Augusta
Masters Week spurred a surge in business in Aiken and North Augusta with mixed results across sectors. ADDA director Avery Spears-Mahoney notes overall success despite some restaurants and retailers seeing gains or small declines. Hotels fared well though Easter timing shortened some out of town stays, possibly affecting events like the Horses Recourses Art Walk, which drew about 2 00 attendees.
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Masters
Aiken
North Augusta
Tacasta Pudgenert
Avery Spears-Mahoney
Spears-Mahoney
Apsili
Soretiaters
Spears Mahoney
Apel
Spears-Mahaney
Area Deaths and Funerals Chronicle Narrow List
A list of recent deaths and funeral notices from communities including Aiken Walterboro Blackville Granitevile and Gloverville shows multiple names such as Bobby Wilson Aiken Glen Hallman Patrick Rohinson Flease Corley Ned Anthony Carter Coker Hagood Mamma Brown Yerla Mae Johnson MaryAnn Calve and Thomas Ford with funeral arrangements noted in the 6A section.
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Bobby Wilson
Aiken
Glen Hallman
Patrick Rohinson
Flease Corley
Aken
Ned Anthony Carter
Walterboro
Coker Hagood
Blackville
Mamma Brown
Granitevile
Yerla MaeJohnson
MaryAnn Calve
Alen
Thomas Ford
Gloverville
GreenJackets open SRP Park with memorial opening and win
The Augusta GreenJackets hosted the Lexington Legends for the first game at SRP Park drawing 5,519 fans. Mayor Bob Pettit and officials praised Rivert Riverside Village project while residents praised the family friendly venue and pregame celebration including fireworks and a flyover.
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GreenJackets
SRP Park
Lexington Legends
North Augusta City
Pat Carpenter
North Augusta
Riverview Park
Serra Henderson
Marth Augusta
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Dede Biles
Aiken Standard
Impact
Lowe
Sseneraloffies
Index Classifeks
Abby
Lindsey Hodges
Front
Augusta GreenJackets
Riverside Village
Pat O'Connor
Ackets
Sap Park
North Augusta Star
University of South Carolina
Ith
Hursday
Grean
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