Reenactment portrays slave life at Redcliffe Plantation
Kitty Wilson-Evans portrayed the enslaved Kessie during Christmas in the Quarters at Redcliffe Plantation Beech Island as part of a living history event. She sang spirituals and shared stories to help adults and children understand plantation life and the resilience of enslaved people.
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Kitty Wilson-Evans
Kessie
Redcliffe Plantation
Beech Island
son-Evans
Wilson-Evans
Brattonsville
McConnells
Libby Taylor
Aiken
Joy Raintree
Redcliffe Plantation State Historic Site
Redcliffe
James Henry Hammond
Donors Aid Golden Harvest Food Bank Mission in Aiken
Donors help Golden Harvest Food Bank in Aiken move donated food to those in need through its mission to feed the hungry. Warehouse manager Charles Mitchell notes volunteers and donors sustain operations while recounting economic shifts and holiday drives that fund meals, with 2003 giving totaling over 108 thousand dollars from 2,272 donors in the area.
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Golden Harvest Food Bank
Aiken
Charles Mitchell
Mitchell
Golden Harvest
Food Bank
Aiken County
Feed
Capital Campaign
All Saints Anglican Church
Ashley Grove Baptist Church
Calvary Chapel of
New Covenant Baptist Church
R.E. Pheion & Company, Inc
People’s Community Bank
Regions Bank/SC
Security Federal Bank
Southeastern Clay Company
SRP Federal Credit
Rusty Marsh
Kenny Padgett
Faith, family power Lauren Tarrant overcomes to walk again
Lauren Tarrant credits faith and family with her dramatic recovery from a severe campus crash 14 months ago. After four surgeries and extensive therapy she walked across Clemson graduation stage and aims to ski softball and soccer again, aided by a donor leg and ongoing rehabilitation.
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Aiken
Mike
Karin Tarrant
Lauren
Lauren Tarrant
Greenville
Mike Tarrant
Seattle
Andrea
Lonnie Hergate
Orthopedics Associates
Augusta
Hergate
Rob Novit
movit@aikenstandard.com
Mike and
Robbie McKenzie
Tuesday's Town Magnolia's Restaurant in Bath
Aiken reports Tuesday coverage of Magnolia's Restaurant in Bath offering flavor and local dining notes. The roundup hints at ongoing events including finals of the Thoroughbred Classic and upcoming Christmas weekend entertainment across churches and media venues.
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Magnolia
Bath
Aiken Declares December as Compassion Month
The city of Aiken designates December to emphasize compassion as a guiding trait for residents and community programs. Officials encourage acts of kindness and outreach, highlighting local charities and service opportunities during the month.
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Aiken
Lottery numbers and results list
Saturday draws share Pick 3 Midday 8 9 8 Pick 3 Evening 8 2 1 Pick 4 Midday 4 3 9 3 Pick 4 Evening 1 9 3 3 Powerball 12 20 24 25 48 Powerball 37 Powerplay 04 Cash 3 Midday 0 0 8 Cash 3 Evening 1 4 0 Cash 4 Midday 3 3 1 5 Cash 4 Evening 4 5 6 5 Fantasy 5 24 39 14 3 16 Change Game 1 7 7 0 7 S Change Game R 1 3 8 0 0 Change Game 7 0 0 3 7 W Lotto South 6 21 28 29 30 36
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Cash
Fantasy
Lotto South
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