High School Students Ride Horses to School in Hebron Ky
Report notes Hebron students plan to ride horses to school to avoid rising gas prices and tire wear. Video link touted for more details. Bo Diddley dies of heart failure in Jacksonville Florida at age 79.
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Sanford Defends Vetoes During North Augusta Visit
Gov. Mark Sanford and two of his sons visited Parks Pharmacy in North Augusta to rally support for his budget vetoes totaling 72 million across 69 items. He cited a 40 percent government growth over four years and urged taxpayers to contact legislators as critical budget decisions loom.
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Habitat starts blitz build for Warrenville home
Natalie Glover’s future home began as a slab at 7 a.m. Monday as Habitat in Aiken County kicked off a four day blitz build with 63 companies providing materials and labor. Glover and volunteers worked on the roof as executive officer Mary Ell Brush called it a special putz project aimed at helping her family and community. A dedication ceremony is set for Friday at noon on St Johns Place with Glover to receive keys and a Bible for a fresh start for her son and daughter.
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North Augusta Moves Toward Public Smoking Rules
North Augusta City Council approved the first reading of a regulation on smoking in public places in a 6-1 vote with Ken McDowell dissenting. Support came from Lark Jones Jason Whinghter Carolyn Baggott Arthur Shealy Jimmy Adams and Pat Carpenter.
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SRNS CEO Projects Smooth SRS Transition At Savannah River
SRNS chief executive Chuck Munns told Rotary Club of Aiken that the SRS changeover is progressing well as Savannah River Nuclear Solutions prepares to assume management and operations. He cited a Navy career highlight and noted about 6,000 people will join SANS as the transition proceeds.
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