Just Julie's Sandwich Shop Flooded With Donations
Karen Snowden and Julie Mogg, owner and manager of Just Julie's Sandwich Shop on West Pine Log Road, surrendered several tables to hold tons of flood relief supplies. The donated goods will be moved Friday morning to the disaster zone in southeastern Texas for relief efforts. Magy praised Aiken's generous community for responding to the need.
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Julie Mogg
Julie
Snowden
Mogg
West Pine Log Road
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Magy
Deaths and Funerals Notice for 6A Area
Obituary brief lists Robbie Gleaton and Fredrick Jackson among area deaths with Geraldine Day Beck and Calvin Bussey noted. Entries include Jacob Danielson, Vinnia Jackson Robert and other local names from Aiken Springfield Graniteville Washington DC New Holland. Funeral service details not provided.
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Jack” Gleaton
Springfield
Fredrick Jackson
Aiken
Geraldine Day Beck
Graniteville
MSG
Calvin Arthur Bussey
Washington, DC
Jacob Danielson
New Holland
Vinnia Jackson Robert
Weather brief shows chances of thunderstorm and warm highs
A weather bulletin notes a slight chance of a thunderstorm with a high near 85 and a low around 70. The forecast covers a six day period with similar warm daytime temperatures and possible shower activity into the evening.
Contact Information for The News Office
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Change fuels push to retain young workers in Aiken
Community leaders cite a looming wave of retirements at the Savannah River Site as a key factor shaping Aiken’s appeal. An Economic Impact Study from SRSCRO shows SRS employees, about 3,000 in the next five years, will be replaced by younger workers, with SRS contributing roughly 2.4 billion dollars to the five county region annually. Eighty-one percent of workers live regionally, signaling local economic reliance amid planned workforce transitions driven by Millennials and aging staff.
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Aiken
SRS
Community Reuse
Savannah River
Greater Aiken
Allendale
Barnwell
Columbia
Richmond
Georgia
Tom Stellman
TIP Strategies
Sascro
Teal Fountain Opens Ovarian Cancer Awareness Drive
In Aiken the Newberry Street fountain was turned teal during a Wednesday ceremony to mark National Ovarian Cancer Awareness Month. Gail's Anatomy founders Debbie Mills and Alicia Owens poured dye, joined by Dr Todd Wright and city officials, as teal bows went up downtown. Mills, whose daughter Gail died of ovarian cancer at 30 in 2007, began fundraising with Relay for Life before forming Gail's Anatomy to educate women about the disease.
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Aiken
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Silver Bluff High School
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Target
Debbie
American Cancer Society
Relay For Life
Todd Wright
Foreground
AECOM
Nuclear & Environment
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