True Value marks 61 years serving Aiken community
James William Bill Franklin founded Economy Auto and built a family hardware business that evolved into True Value Hardware & Appliance in downtown Aiken. Now run by co owners Lyanne and Det Haislip with Del Haislip, the store honors four generations of customers and 61 years of community trust while supporting other small businesses during COVID-19. The Haislip family recalls Toyland memories, Helping Hands gifts, and a commitment to service through hard times.
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Bill” Franklin
Aiken County Schools Open With Hybrid Schedule
Today marks the first day of school in Aiken County Public Schools with a hybrid model due to COVID-19. Blue Cohort attends in person on Monday and Tuesday while Red Cohort comes Wednesday and Thursday. others are in the all virtual Aiken Innovate option. Masks, distancing and sanitation are in place as procedures adapt to the pandemic.
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Son writes song for mother who survived heart surgery
Tamell Bailey composes and records the song Johnnie Mae for his mother Johnnie Mae Williams-Bailey who endured an LVAD procedure and breast cancer in 2018. He credits her care team led by physician Darshak Karia and nurse Erin Tolly. Proceeds from the song will benefit the local American Heart Association.
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