Community Calendar entries for Aiken and Augusta events
Local listings show aiken public library hours 10 am to 4 pm at 314 Chesterfield St plus the aiken crisis pregnancy center at 130 Waterloo St offering free testing counseling and support. Also mentions aiken historical tour at 10 am behind the municipal building downtown aiken and odell weeks center on whiskey road events from noon tours priced five dollars and custom options.
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Aiken County
H. ‘Odell Weeks Center
Whiskey Road
Christian Social Organization
Warren Road
Cafegorium
Washington Road
Augusta
Qefield
Narcotics Anonymous
South Airicn Presbyterian Church
Eccapo Center
Edgefield
Gallagher Remembered As Standout Aiken Player
The Brunswick native Gallagher, a 6 foot 1 inch, 200 pound linebacker and tight end for the Thoroughbreds, died suddenly after his junior season at South Aiken. He led the team with 118 tackles and earned all-region 4-AAA honors and honorable state recognition. Teammates praised his intensity, versatility, and impact on the field. He had drawn interest from Penn State and North Carolina.
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Columbia
Brunswick
Gallagher
Aiken
South Aiken
The
Aiken Standard
Nelson
Tom
Rene Ee Ee
Morone
South Africa
Russell Palmer
Dixie
Illagher
Penn State
North Carolina
Wes Almer
Thoroughbreds
West
Former ABCC Chief Denies Wrongdoing
A former chair man of the Alcoholic Beverage Control Commission denies any improper conduct and suggests a local vendetta. The state probe centers on alleged free lunches money and trips to topless bars involving ABCC Chairman C Wilbur Hodge Jr and Commissioner A Wayne Crick. Ken Allen, now representing clients at ABCC hearings, stated he has done nothing ille or unethical and did not comment on specific allegations.
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Columbia
Alcoholic Beverage Control Commission
Ken Allen
Allen
ABCC
C. Wilbur Hodge Jr
A. Wayne Crick
4-H Solar Energy Grant Funds Camp Learning in Aiken and Clarendon
Governor Campbell awards a $10,000 grant from the Petroleum Escrow Fund to Clemson University for solar greenhouse projects at HAMP Camps in Aiken and Clarendon Counties. Duke Power, SCE&G, and Carolina Power and Light sponsor the camps. County extension agents handle inquiries for June and July sessions. This grant brings total energy conservation funding in the two counties to $1,358,751.
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Aiken
Clarendon
Carroll Campbell
South Carolina
Division of Energy, Agriculture and Natural Resources
Clemson University Department of Agricultural Engineering
Larendon
Duke Power Company
Sce&g
Carolina Power and Light
Campbell
Beaufort Noise Law Upheld By Circuit Judge
A circuit judge says Beaufort’s ordinance banning loud and unseemly noise is constitutional despite challenges. Officials passed the law after merchants complained street preachers shouted messages frightened customers, prompting October enactment.
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Beaufort
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Crick
Levi
Lanuae Selectio
Oria
Russell Athletic
Russell Athi
Ralph Lauren
Geoffrey Beene
Orig
Jaymar Sansabelt
Pean Te
Geoffrey ‘Beach
Meeting Street
By the Assoc
Andhurst
Saddlebred
Gant, Wembly
Hathaway
Flagger
Dexter
Nike
Reebok
Converse
Ems
Dad
Gatco
Austin
David Winter
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