Windham honored with stage dedication at Hopelands venue
The Roland H. Windham Performing Arts Stage was unveiled Monday at Hopelands Gardens during Hopeland's Summer Concert Series. Aiken city manager 1964 1991 Windham presided over civic improvements while crowds enjoyed the Aiken Civic Ballet and Carl Crosby School of Dance performances. The event announced upcoming Master City Cloggers show on June 7 with seating and picnic options and rain contingency at nearby centers.
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Loyalty is tune virtue in quotes from Marine Corps leader
A Marine Corps League commandant cites honesty and courage as the core of loyalty. He recalls wearing the uniform and serving with loyalty to the death, while noting loyalty differs from mere dictionary definitions.
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Nine S.C. fatalities reported this Memorial Day weekend
At least nine people died on South Carolina roads during the Memorial Day weekend. The report cites specific crashes including Felicia Alford, 27, of Jamaica New York, killed when her car overturned on I-20 in Aiken County near mile marker 19, where she was a rear seat passenger not wearing a chest restraint. Betty Faye Davis, 24, of Gaffney, died about 7 15 Friday night.
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Area honors its war dead in Memorial Day ceremony
North Augusta residents paid respects at Wade Hampton Veterans Park for Memorial Day. Rep. Roland Smith delivered the keynote, tracing the holiday to 1866 Mississippi and stressing hope, liberty, and peace. Wreaths were laid near the flag at half mast as fifth graders from North Augusta Elementary recited Gettysburg Address and In Flanders Field.
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Fondly remembered teacher killed in holiday crash
Jenny Goergen, a Millbrook Elementary School interpreter for deaf students, died Saturday after a single car crash in foul weather in Meridian Mississippi. Her husband Chuck was injured. Friends praised her generosity and dedication to children and community groups including Knights of Columbus and Saint Mary Help of Christians.
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Aiken
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