Horse Cabot Trail Rescued After Heavy Tow and Sling Rescue
A 1,800 pound draft horse named Cabot Trail faced a risky immobilization, then was saved by Wayne's Automotive tow team and Aiken Department of Public Safety volunteers. The operation used a nylon sling harness and protective gear to lift and reposition the horse, which regained movement and returned to health. The community praised the rescue effort and Cabot Trail’s cooperative spirit.
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CNTA Essay Contest Seeks Local High School Seniors
The Citizens for Nuclear Technology Awareness sponsors an essay contest for high school juniors and seniors with a Feb 28 deadline. Open to students in Aiken, Richmond and Columbia counties and to CNTA members’ children and grandchildren. At least three winners receive 1000 scholarships. schools get 500. Essays 1000 to 1500 words on three topics.
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Citizens For Nuclear Technology Awareness
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Aiken
Richmond
Columbia
Bellsouth
Storm leaves millions without power across multiple states
After an ice storm and frigid temperatures, utility crews warned 1.3 million people in Missouri Kentucky Ohio Arkansas and West Virginia may be without electricity until at least Saturday and potentially into mid February. Kentucky towns faced crippled water pumping as residents stock up on essentials and seek kerosene and fuel amid long lines.
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Missouri
Kentucky
Ohio
Arkansas
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Jeff Augustinovich
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