Trump wins South Carolina primary in landslide victory
Donald Trump dominates the South Carolina GOP primary with 32.4 percent, defeating Marco Rubio and Ted Cruz who edge each other for second. Rubio leads in Aiken County with 23 percent as Trump eyes next stops in Atlanta and Nevada. He faulted Nikki Haley while praising Henry McMaster.
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N A musical tells story of Joseph the dreamer
A feature notes a musical depicting Joseph the dreamer and its themes while local readers learn of obituaries for Joe A Hutto in Aiken and a five day forecast. The piece blends arts coverage with community death notices and weather details for the day.
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First-time U.S. citizen votes in South Carolina primary
Gary Itzstein, a 68 year old Montmorenci resident and horse trainer, voted for the first time in the South Carolina Republican primary after becoming a U.S. citizen in May 2015. He moved from South Australia about 15 years ago and has lived in Indiana and Florida before settling in Aiken County.
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Clinton Wins Nevada Caucus
Associated Press reports that Hillary Clinton wins the Nevada caucus securing a lead in the race with supporters and delegates tally underway. The article notes ongoing coverage on page 16A.
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Aiken’s Black History Parade marks 15th annual event
Floats cars people and even horses marched down Hampton Street for Aiken’s 15th annual Black History Parade. Sponsored by the Black Historical Committee of Aiken the event honors Black History Month with grand marshals Dr. Shawn Foster of Aiken County Public Schools and Donna Moore Wesley founder and host of local radio and TV programs.
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Parade winds through Aiken with marching bands on Hampton Street
High school bands from Hephzibah and McCormick march along a nearly mile long parade route from American Legion Post 212 to Smith Hazel Recreation Center. City officials call it a growing, well received event as crowds enjoy the Education Matters display.
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