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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 14, 2021

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McMaster signs open carry bill in Greenville ceremony

Gov Henry McMaster signed the Open Carry with Training Act at Palmetto State Armory in Greenville. The law allows open carrying with a valid permit after training under SLEC. Police and sheriff offices, including Aiken County, note limited changes from concealed carry and emphasize training and enforcement.

McMaster Henry McMaster Palmetto State Armory Greenville SLEC South Carolina United States Eric Abdullah Aiken County

Beach Music Festival Returns to The Village at Woodside

The Aiken Standard hosted its first Beach Music Festival at The Village at Woodside, celebrating a coastal vibe with Band of Oz in the lineup. Attendees enjoy shag dancing outdoors, recalling Myrtle Beach memories while Pedego Electric Bikes of Aiken serves as presenting sponsor.

Tim DurVall Elaine Hinson Woodside Mary Metz South Carolina Myrtle Beach Metz Gene Aiken Standard Aiken Melinda Caldwell Band of Oz Paula Brown June Yarborough Linda Srednicki Srednicki Brown Yarborough Pedego Electric Bikes of Pedego Coker Day Dede Riles

Aiken Fall Steeplechase Scrapped for Spring Event

The Aiken Steeplechase Association announced the 2021 fall race is canceled and the inaugural event will be the Aiken Spring Steeplechase on March 19 at the new Richland Avenue East venue. President Paul Sauerborn commented on safety and facility progress for future traditions.

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County GOP votes to censure Lindsey Graham

The Aiken County Republican Party overwhelmingly censures U.S. Senator Lindsey Graham over his support for the infrastructure bill. The party accuses him of shifting left and violating Republican principles while praising the bill’s roads bridges ports and broadband expansions. Graham defends the measure saying it benefits South Carolina.

GOP Graham Aiken County U.S Lindsey Graham Senate South Carolina Republican S.C Republican Party House

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