Fire destroys three New Ellenton businesses injuring volunteers
Debris samples were sent to Columbia as investigators probe cause of a Friday morning blaze that gutted Ace Hardware, a upholstery shop, and Frazier Smith Furniture. Firefighters from multiple departments were injured as a rear wall collapsed and roared from 5 30 to 9 00 a m. The Ace Hardware site, once Western Auto, may cost around 200000 with limited or no insurance on the upholstery shop and furniture store.
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New Ellenton
Columbia
Jamie Crawford
Crawford
Ace Hardware
Frazier Smith Furniture
Aiken Community Hospital
Andrew Muns
Jackson Department
Anna DeLoach
James R
Ricky) Foster
Charles E. King
Jackson Fire Department
Aiken
Jackson
du Pont
M.D. Strickland
Strickland
Council on Wakin to discuss new small business council
The Aiken Chamber of Commerce hosts a Wakin breakfast meeting at 7:19 in the Western Steer Family Steakhouse on University Parkway. Attendees will form a small business council to bolster free enterprise, focusing on legislation regulations and employee employer relations.
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Small Business Council
S.C. Chamber of Commerce
Aiken’s Wakin
Aiken Chamber of Commerce
University Parkway
Big Band Concert Tonight at Hopeland Gardens
The Music Performers Trust Fund presents a Big Band Era program tonight at seven in Hopeland Gardens at Dupree Place and Whiskey Road. If rain occurs, the concert moves to the H Odell Weeks Activities Center on Whiskey Road.
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Music Performers Trust Fund
Hopeland Gardens
Dupree Place
Whiskey Road
H. Odell Weeks
North Augusta Council to Hold Public Hearing on Overlay Zoning
North Augusta public hearing planned for Tuesday night on historic overlay zoning and flood plain incorporation by reference. Council also schedules third reading to annex 105 Nutgrove Drive owned by Mrs. Lucille Cooper Attaway, a single family residence, into corporate limits. Meeting at City Hall 7:30 p.m. on Buena Vista Ave. Hearing at 7 p.m.
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North Augusta
Nutgrove Drive
Lucille Cooper Attaway
Buena Vista Ave
Farm Animal Waste Disposal A Problem
USDA official Bobby D. McGee notes 70 to 85 percent of feed nutrients exit as waste and while spreading on land seems simplest, labor, odor and pest issues complicate disposal. Lagoon treatment may be economical for large waste loads or limited land, reducing labor despite setup needs.
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Usda Soil Conservation Service
Bobby D. McGee
McGee
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