Two Northeastern Towns Lose Police Chiefs in Aiken County
Salley and Perry, both in Aiken County, report the resignations of Police Chiefs Brian Epperson and Tony Thompson, leaving the towns without full time officers. The sheriff's office provides patrols while officials advertise for new chiefs, with prior departures noted and negotiations expected next week.
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Aiken County
Aiken ‘County
Salley
Brian Epperson
Perry
Tony Thompson
Sheriff's Office
Michael ‘Frank
Frank
Thompson
Epperson
Bob Alley
Frida
Dean Legge
Karen
Aike
Equine Rescue of Aiken gives abused horses a second chance
Starler Equine Rescue of Aiken offers abused and neglected horses a new life on 80 acres purchased in 2005. Owner Larkin Steele plans a riding trail and a 100 by 100 arena, with eight stalls and a future rescue barn. Horses are for sale or adoption, including High Tops the paint. The facility will host a sale at Highfields Showgrounds on Sept 30 and hold fundraisers and an open house. Located at 532 Glenwood Drive, Aiken. For info call (803) 643-2497.
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Aiken
Ben Baugh
Starler
Larkin Steele
Equine Rescue of
Steele
Wellington
Fla
Cavaleti
Hightops
Cynthia Keat
Cue Barn
Aise
Highfields Showgrounds
Sid Steele
Charlie Herrick
Banks Mill Feed
Donna Zimmer
Keating
Equine Rescue
Glenwood Drive
Cil
Teens Experience Outdoors at Aiken Summer Camp
Nearly 20 youths from the Aiken County Juvenile Drug Court and an afterschool program joined a weeklong Camp Long session. The male participants aged 12 to 17 did rope courses canoeing wildlife viewing and talks aimed at building life skills and teamwork.
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Aikens County
Camp Long
Youth Development Center
Youth Learning Institute
Clemson University
Lucky Luau benefits Families in Transition fundraiser
The 310,000 Lucky Luau Reverse Raffle at St Angela Hall benefited Aiken Families in Transition. Jill Brown of The Links Inc led the event with dancing by Magical Fires of Polynesia and Outback Steakhouse catering. Proceeds support local families while next year’s event is planned and ticket sales aimed at 300. Volunteers praised community support and the team provided a safe environment and child exchange services.
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St ‘Angela Hall
Polynesia
Outback
Jill Brown
Aiken
the Links Inc
Woman's Service
Brown
North Carolina
Michelle Arthur
Aiken Families In
Transition
Links Inc
Arthur
News 12
John Than
Lucky Luau
Aiken Families In Transition
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Solictor
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North Augusta
KY Luau
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