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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 2012
Page
2
Aiken County Parks Recreation and Tourism announces the first Wild Game Cook Off to be held January 21 at Langley Pond. The event invites sportsmen and outdoor enthusiasts to showcase fowl venison pork and small game dishes in a friendly competition.
Aiken County PRT invites entries for a four division wild game cook-off with fowl venison pork and small game. Entry is 20 and due by Jan 20. Teams may have up to four members and must supply up to 75 bite size samples for judges.
Diane Maloney praises North Augusta Public Safety officer Brannon Rowland and firefighters who lowered into an old water reservoir pit to rescue her pit bull Louie. The dog emerged with only a lip cut, and officials plan safety work including fencing around the site.
The Aiken County Historical Museum launches a five lecture series titled History of Aiken A Beautiful Story starting Jan 17 with Owen Clary. Sessions cover Aiken's founding growth industry and the Savannah River Site with speakers including J David Jameson Delina Hickey Lynne Katonak and Billy Benton. Registration runs 25 for members 30 non members.
Fatt's Cafe hosts a pancake breakfast this Saturday from 8 to 10 a.m. Staff and management donate time and all proceeds including tips go to Scott Richardson's family. Also, St. Gerard's Thrift Shop opens on Saturday.
Brien will conduct its monthly sale on Saturday from 8 a.m. to noon. The event features assorted items and bargains. Local shoppers are invited to attend and take part in the daytime market.
The library, located at 314 Chesterfield St. S.W., will show Dolphin Tale rated PG on Saturday from 3 to 5 p.m. For more information, call 642-7586.
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