Peaches n Cream Festival aids Second Baptist Prep on Newberry Street
The event on Newberry Street raised funds for Second Baptist Christian Preparatory School benefiting 3K through first grade. Gwendolyn Byrd, the school director and cofounder, said the money will support education with extra resources and technology. The festival featured food vendors, crafts, and a Black Panther themed celebrity appearance, offering a family atmosphere and community gathering.
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Weekend crime blotter highlights local domestic cases
Aiken County Sheriff reports include a Warnerville woman alleging her boyfriend grabbed her by the neck and forced her down on a bed after she called him a junkie. A Joye Branch Road resident reported a disturbance as her daughter tried to smash a window to enter the home. A Worth Augusta man said a woman living at the same address punched and stomped him after waking him for sour cream, and he declined charges to avoid upsetting his father. Between Aug. 19 and 23 a Chapin man reported the theft of two vehicles and a bush hog from a New Holland location. A Williston woman said SCDOT signs were vandalized and some shot at. An Aiken woman was arrested for second degree domestic violence after grabbing a knife and threatening to have the last laugh. A Beech Island burglary occurred on Ov en s Street between Thursday and Friday. An Aiken man on Morningside Drive reported vandalism to his vehicle Saturday morning.
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Aiken Arts Alive Highlights Camp Art At Center
The 2018 Aiken Arts Alive event at the Center for the Arts showcased campers art from summer programs including special needs, K through first grade, first through fourth grade, and a middle school track. Attendees enjoyed singing, demos, face painting, crafts, and vendor booths while families viewed pieces artists wanted to keep.
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