Best Friend Express route changes begin Tuesday
The Best Friend Express, part of Aiken County Public Transit, updates schedules on Tuesday adding a Graniteville Express on the North Augusta route and another run to the Aiken Mall on the Aiken Mall New Ellenton route. Public schedules available via contact numbers and local offices.
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Best Friend
Best Friend Express
Aiken County
Willcox Inn Wins Fourth Golden Fork Award
The Willcox Inn is honored with its fourth Golden Fork Award from the Gourmet Diners Society of North America for professionalism, food quality, service, and hospitality. Jan Wade of St. John's United Methodist Church has a church sale of Primitive Poems of a Psychotic Poet to raise funds for the Building Fund. information at 648-6891.
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American Association of Retired Persons
South Airicn Presbyterian Church
Marion Monaghan
Diners Society of North America
United States
Canada
Jan Wade
St. John’s United Methodist Church
Wagener adds 4H club for horse lovers and learning
Clemson Extension backs a newly formed Wagener 4H club with 14 members aged 7 to 17, drawing riders from Augusta. Members learn horse health, ownership, and care, ride after meetings, and participate in local events such as Wagener Christmas parade where cedar garlands were made for a winning float. Local youths Carl Metcalfe Shea English and Philip Demara share highlights. Contact Wanda English Debbie Roberson or the Aiken extension office for more details.
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Wagener
Clemson Extension Service
Augusta
Carl Metcalfe
Carl
Shea English
Philip Demara
Mark Nisbet
Eudora Farms
Farrier
Kim Hanley
Perry
Wanda English
Debbie Roberson
Aiken
Animal diseases explored at Houndslake event
Dr. Jay Jones of Aiken outlined zoonotic diseases spreading from animals to people at a Houndslake Country Club session. He noted rabies as a leading example, compared global deaths from Ebola and AIDS, and warned anthrax risks tied to its spores and history of use in warfare and terrorism.
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Houndslake Country Club
Jay Jones
Aiken
Aiken Sunrise Rotary Club
Africa
Saddam Hussein
Firefighters Handle Two Weekend Calls In Aiken
Two early Saturday incidents occupied Aiken firefighters. At about 7:30 a.m. a house on Duches Road at Richland Avenue sustained fire damage mainly in the hallway and a nearby bathroom with smoke in the home. investigators believe a floor furnace caused the blaze with combustibles near vents. The house was partially vacant during move out. About an hour earlier at Steeplechase Apartments on Silver Bluff Road Building D produced smoke only after children burned incense and discarded leftovers in a trash can. no flames were seen.
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Duches Road
Richland Avenue
Aiken Department of Public Safety
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Public
Steeplechase Apartments
Silver Bluff Road
Cheaper By The Dozen Comes To Aiken Youth Playhouse
The Youth Wing of the Aiken Community Playhouse presents the coming of age comedy Cheaper By The Dozen in January. Christopher Sergel adapts Frank Gilbreth and Ernestine Gilbreth Carey in a tale of a large family facing a drama of teenage dreams with twelve children in a lively stage version.
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Aiken Community Playhouse
Christopher Sergel
Frank Gilbreth
Ernestine Gilbreth Carey
Mrs. Gilbreth
Aaron Knowles
Diane Ryals
Snakes of Georgia and South Carolina booklet hits second printing
Whit Gibbons, a herpetologist, promotes the free 32 page color guide from the Savannah River Ecology Laboratory. The booklet identifies 40 snake species, includes maps and habitat notes, and aims at environmental education for Georgia and South Carolina residents, libraries, hospitals, teachers, and Scout leaders.
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South Carolina
Whit Gibbons
Savannah River Ecology Laboratory
Gibbons
SREL
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CSRA
Caring for others beyond ourselves in a holiday reflection
A reader recalls a Christmas letter about two dogs and two kittens left alone by their owner on a country road. The writer and a friend try to earn the pets’ trust and hope for a loving home, while fearing the owner may return. The tale ends with thePets possibly reunited and the friend planning to help.
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Aiken Blood Donor Center
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