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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 28, 1997

Page

9

Heart Rock Cafe annual show raises funds for AikenWomen

Hope Ingram reports a community event at the Heart Rock Cafe featuring an annual show that provides entertainment while raising money for the Aiken Women's Heart Board. Page 3B.

Aiken Women’s Heart Board

Morning wreck injures four on S C 118 at Contact Drive

An early morning collision between a logging truck and a car on S C 118 near Contact Drive left four injured. The 1964 Buick four door carried a female driver, an adult passenger with serious injuries, a juvenile, and the truck driver Eugene Hopkins with minor injuries. All were treated at ARMC after the 6 37 a m crash.

Pete Frommer Aiken Department of Public Safety S.C. 118 Contact Drive U.S. ‘19 ARMC Eugene Hopkins Winnsboro Frommer

Reenactor Cheerleader Rally Sparks Crowd Noise at Aiken Battle

During Sundays reenactment of the Battle of Aiken a performer in Confederate garb urged spectators to cheer for advancing Rebel troops. The call to action framed the loss as a win, with the crowd told to rise from their seats and make noise.

Battle OF Aiken

Internet provider ends phone clash with BellSouth upgrade

ICESCAPE Inc advances a $40,000 upgrade eight months early due to epic quality problems and pressure from BellSouth. CEO Doug McLure says the digital system will offer faster, clearer service and more access lines, with rates to be announced after the transition, expected to run into June or July.

BellSouth Icescape, Inc Wunter Icescape Doug McLure Scescape McLure McClure Lems

Chamber Shows Gratitude Through Operation Thank You

The Greater Aiken Chamber of Commerce staged Operation Thank You, sending dozens of volunteers to visit every chamber member in Aiken County. June Murff, chamber president, said the visits offered sincere thanks for members’ contributions to the community.

Aiken County Greater

Chamber distributes member directories and outreach in downtown

June Murff notes the traveling troupe handed out membership directories and a guide to upcoming plans. Volunteers gathered at the Aiken Center for the Arts, then circulated through downtown and to Columbia and Augusta. About 800 firms in the chamber, from small shops to large corporations, across several counties. Members value hand delivery as a sign of appreciation and unity.

Aiken Center For the Columbia Augusta Chamber Fran Bush Centre South

Mayoral Forum Highlights City Hiring Beliefs and Riverfront Plan

North Augusta voters heard Dane Anderson and council hopefuls discuss hiring best people for key jobs. The forum covered riverfront revitalization, video poker, debt, and police chief replacement amid GOP primary stakes. Candidates urged cautious growth and tougher enforcement of gambling concerns.

North Augusta Dane ‘Anderson Anderson Républican Party The Star Lark Jones Carolyn Baggot Pat Carpenter Phil Mottel Ken McDowell Danny Geddes Don Smith John Felak Reading Baggot Heim Jones Smith Geddes Econom

Aiken County Shelter Expands Adoptions With New Facilities

The Aiken County Animal Shelter now offers adoptions for dogs, cats, and rabbits after remodeling added a surgery room and a lab. Adoption fees are 50 dollars for dogs and cats and 10 dollars for rabbits, with health screenings, shots, and spaying or neutering included for dogs and cats.

Aiken County Hope Ingram Kimberly ‘Smart

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