Elisabeth Elliot speaks at Instruments of Peace conference
Elisabeth Elliot appeared at the third annual Instruments of Peace women's conference at First Baptist Church of Aiken. She discussed being an instrument of peace per St Francis and noted frequent conference visits while engaging audiences from across states. Her radio program Gateway to Joy covers marriage, families, and godly living.
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McGhees clash with city over 77 acre Aiken equestrian center
Bruce and Janis McGhee dispute city zoning and a public awareness sign at their 77 acre Harness racing facility on Banks Mill Road. The couple claims the city seeks to limit their plans including a trackside restaurant and tack shop while the mayor and planning commission weigh changes for the entire district. The sign prompted a ticket threat of 425 dollars per day, and the McGhees say the project generates millions for the local economy with 133,085 stall nights since arrival. The dispute involves planning officials, council deliberations, and ongoing debate over future use of McGhee's Mile.
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State Rep Denny Neilson hospitalized after crash near Bishopville
AP report says a tractor trailer crossed the center line and struck Rep Denny Neilson’s 1997 Ford Explorer on US 15 near Bishopville. Neilson, a Dartington Democrat, was airlifted to Palmetto Richland Memorial Hospital in Columbia on life support in critical condition. Driver John Stephens bent to pick up a radio, causing a sudden swerve. Stephens and Laura Bennett were not injured. Authorities await charges as the accident remains under investigation.
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Graham names Team 100-Plus members for Senate bid
Lindsey Graham Thursday identified top South Carolina business leaders who will form his Team 100-Plus, a fundraising group for his 2002 Senate campaign to replace retiring Strom Thurmond. Among those named are Patrick D. Dunning Regions Bank ASC Walter J. Ganzi Jr Palm Restaurants Ralph A. Marrinson Marrinson Group Robert S. Skipper Perry Jr W Greg Ryberg Ambrose L. Schwalbe and NBSC Chairman Bob Royall plus SCANA CEO Bill Timmerman Dr Eddie Floyd John Rainey and Barry Wynn.
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Aiken County
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Art Exhibition and Auction at St Mary Help of Christians
St Mary Help of Christians Catholic School hosts its 14th annual Art Exhibition and Auction at 7:30 p.m. in the Parish Life Center 118 York St SE Aiken with a 6:30 p.m. preview. Admission is 5 per person. A Next Day Sale runs 8 11 a.m. Saturday with breakfast.
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