Aiken Strikes Gold Polo Gala at New Bridge Club
The Aiken SPCA hosts the black tie Aiken Strikes Gold Polo Gala to benefit the No More Homeless Animals Campaign and SPCA programs at New Bridge Polo and Country Club. Sept 23 7 p.m. proceeds fund animal welfare efforts and feature dignitaries and world class polo. Tickets are $125 per person or $1000 per table. calls to (803) 278-4849 or tickets at tixonline.com.
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Aiken
Mary Lou Coar
South Carolina
Racing Hall of Fame
Core Designs
SPCA
No More Homeless Animals
Betsy Minton
West Avenue
North Augusta
Tixonline.com
Erin Brooks
Ebrooks
Aikenstandard
New Bridge Polo and Country Club
New Bridge Road
Make-A-Wish Fulfills Dre Nathaniel’s Shopping Spree
North Augusta hosts a Make-A-Wish shopping spree for nine year old Antwan Dre Nathaniel who has cystic fibrosis. With help from Michelle and Bert Crapse and local retailers, Dre selects a computer, printer, Xbox games, a backpack, sneakers, caps, and school items. The event includes Wal-Mart staff giving a celebratory welcome and an honorary associate vest. Dre, diagnosed at three months, benefits from support and ongoing medical care as his family plans future wishes.
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North Augusta
Make
Edgefield County
Antwan “Dre
Nathaniel
Dre
Merriwether
Michelle
Bert Crapse
Aiken
Wal-Mart
Augusta Mall
Scott Pfeffer
Pfeffer
Lexmark
Broncos
Sixers
Cynthia Nathaniel
Suzanne Stone
Sstone
Aikenstandard.com
Make-A-Wish Foundation
Latin Dancers Highlight Palmetto Ballroom Festival in Aiken
Aiken's Palmetto Ballroom hosted a Latin Dance Festival at the Aiken Municipal Center featuring lessons from bolero to cha cha. Participants like Rae Price praised the event for fitness, socializing, and learning new steps, with a next monthly dance planned for Sept. 3 at 7 30 to 10 30 p.m. at the same venue. admission is $10.
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Aiken
Palmetto Ballroom
Aiken Municipal Center
Carolyn Chester
Chester
Dominican Republic
Haiti
Rae Price
Price
Linda Markman
Markman
Steve Croft
Croft
Aiken Municipal Building
Graniteville Fun Fest promotes healing after derailment
The Family Fun Festival in Graniteville featured church and youth groups, face painting, games, and free lunch as the community gathers to reflect and heal after a train derailment. Local leaders and speakers including Rev. James Young Rev. Jamie Hammons and Terry Dozier urged fellowship and sharing of stories with support from DHEC and the Graniteville Community Coalition.
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James Young
Calvary Baptist Church
Graniteville
Jamie Hammons
South Africa
Church of God
Graniteville Community Coalition
Joseph L. Pearson
University of South Carolina
Institute For Terrorism Preparedness and Response
Arnold School of Public Health
DHEC
Edie Corley-Stone
Bethlehem Baptist Church
University of South Carolina and
Charlotte Hornets
Terry Dozier
Dozier
Barbara Franklin
Johnny Jones
Christ Central Ministries
Aiken
Christ
God
Stephen Phillips
Graniteville-Vaucluse
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Mike Hale
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Fun Fest
Edie Corley
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Yembranek CharMs
Floyd Ggreen
Silver Bluff Rd
Floyd andGreen
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