Winter Weather Forecast for Aiken Sees Cold Weekend
The region faces a cold spell with temperatures in the upper 30s by midday under sunny skies and 10 to 15 mph winds. Overnight lows drop to the low 20s, with a Canadian blasts keeping daytime highs near 38 on Sunday and a chance of rain and sleet Monday and Tuesday.
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Aiken
Midwest
Canada
Alaska
Hall of Fame to honor Storm Song award at Aiken exhibit
Aiken Thoroughbred Racing Hall of Fame will host a special exhibit honoring Storm Song the Eclipse Award winner for juvenile fillies. The display highlights Storm Song's owner Dogwood Stable and her Preakness winning sire Summer Squall with silks photographs and trophies. Storm Song is to be inducted in a March 6 ceremony at Hopeland Gardens.
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Aiken Hall of Fame
Aiken ‘Thoroughbred Racing Hall and Museum
Hopeland Gardens
Whiskey Road
Dupree Place
Obituary notices list five area residents on page 5A
Obituary notices for Alberta Grice Scott Aiken Geneva Bates Hubbard North Augusta Marion McCullum Aiken Betty June Bowe Trenton published on page 5A. Friday drawing results show cash 2 69 5 fantasy 5 19 494 35 20 The Big Game 50 25 89 4 47 and Big Money Ball 6.
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Alberta
Grice Scott
Aiken
Geneva Bates Hubbard
North Augusta
Marion McCullum
Betty June Bowe
Trenton
Cash
Fantasy
Interim director named for embattled Helping Hands
Sue Christopher is named interim director of Helping Hands after a Friday meeting with the Department of Social Services Licensure, United Way of Aiken County, and Children's Place. The board rejected a bid by the Children's Place to take over and will continue with Christopher as interim leader while a full-time director is sought.
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Sue Christopher
Department of Social Services Licensure Board
United Way of Aiken County
Children’s Place
Helping Hands Board
Gladys Miller
Helping Hands
Helping
Hands Board
Children’s Place Board
Peggy Ford
Children's Place Board
Miller
Christopher
Toy Store brings 600 new toys to foster children in Aiken
The Toy Store in ACTS helps foster children in Aiken County pick a new toy to keep with no strings attached. Betty Ryberg and Shelley Lindell spearheaded the effort with Sister Pat gifting space and local volunteers installing the room and arranging all 600 new toys.
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Ginnny Southworth
Betty Ryberg
Deborah Chitty
Department of Social Service
Mannie Holliman
DSS
Shelley Lindell
Pat Lucchesi
Aiken
Aiken County
Tures
Acts
Pat
Mrs. Lindell
Cole Lindell
Ted
South Carolina doctors face homicide charges for some abortions
South Carolina Attorney General Charlie Condon says physicians performing certain late term abortions will be charged with homicide carrying potential life imprisonment. Condon cites a state Supreme Court ruling deeming a viable fetus a person and aims to curb partial birth abortions. The move draws sharp criticism from abortion rights advocates who see it as medical judgment interference.
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Columbia
South Carolina
Charlie Condon
State Supreme Court
Condon
Ohio
American Civil Liberties Union
Holly Gatling
South Carolina Citizens For Life
Carol Nichols
South Carolina Medical Association
North Augusta Fights Zoning Bans On Video Poker
Video poker operators sue North Augusta in Aiken County alleging zoning ordinance restricting games to a C-5 district violates equal protection and due process. Plaintiffs Jimmy Martin Bo Glover and Connell Amusement Co. seek a temporary injunction to resume operations.
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North Augusta
Aiken County
Martin
Glover
Griffin
Video poker zoning challenged as unconstitutional
A court ruling finds local bans on video poker unconstitutional by criminalizing conduct allowed under state law. North Augusta restricted machines to two zones, joining Aiken County and Aiken in facing suits over zoning and use of the games amid state supreme court actions.
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State Supreme Court
Aiken County
North Augusta
City of
Aiken
Graham defends Gingrich support at Aiken luncheon
Rep. Lindsey Graham says he would not have voted for Newt Gingrich for House Speaker if he believed fraud or lies were involved. He defended Gingrich amid ethics questions and suggested backup speakers John Kasich or Dick Armey, noting Gingrich’s admissions and ongoing conservative effort.
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Lindsey Graham
R-S.c
Newt Gingrich
USC House
Georgia
Graham
Usc Aiken
Aiken
Gingrich
John Kasich
Dick Armey
Kasich
Ohio
Armey
Texas
Newt
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