Hall of Fame displays work of sculptress Karen Capley
An opening reception Sunday at the Aiken Thoroughbred Racing Hall of Fame and Museum showcased sculptress Karen Capley. Her hand-rendered metal tabletop pieces depict equine disciplines and will be shown through April 1. she also creates life-size works and has works in multiple collections.
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Aiken
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United States Eventing Association
American Academy of Equine Art
Lexington
Capley
Central Illinois
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Ben Baugh
Kathryn Capley
Aiken Thoroughbred Racing Hall of Fame and Museum
Walk and Trail Ride Benefit for Aiken SPCA
A walk and trail ride to benefit the Aiken SPCA will explore Paul and Dalton and Long Brow Plantations in Aiken County. The event is Monday March 19 at 11 a.m. with a catered lunch at 1 p.m. Cost is 125 dollars per person. RSVP with a check to Aiken SPCA.
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Aiken Spca
Paul and Dalton
Long Brow
Barbara Nelson
Betsy Minton
Aiken
Locals embrace extra daylight after early daylight saving shift
Aiken residents enjoy an extended evening as clocks spring ahead three weeks earlier than in past years. Brenda Gallardo notes more time outside at H. Odell Weeks Activities Center while others fill parks and fields under a sunlit sky.
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H. Odell Weeks Activities Center
Josh Voorhees
Jvoorhees
Aikenstandard.com
Lawmakers push plan to replace aging South Carolina school buses
South Carolina legislators back a bill to require the Department of Education to replace one twelfth of the bus fleet each year, aiming for a full refresh every 12 years. The vast fleet averages 14 years old with over 400 000 miles per bus and lacks safety features, prompting concerns over safety and maintenance costs.
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Charleston) Post and Courier
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House Education and Public Works Committee
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Department of Education
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School For the Deaf and the Blind
Education Department
Deputy and Police Dog to Be Buried Together
Dorchester County deputy Cpl. Mike Deese 38 and his patrol dog Sonja will be buried together after Deese died in a crash on I-26 near the Harleyville exit. The driver Christopher Burnham Jr. 53 of Summerville also died at the scene. Deese funeral set for Tuesday at Faith Assembly Church in Summerville with burial Wednesday.
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Dorchester County
South Carolina
Mike Deese
I-26
Harleyville
Deese
Christopher Burnham Jr
Chris Nisbet
Sonja
Nisbet
Faith Assembly
Doctor convicted in marijuana for prescriptions case
A physician formerly practicing in Woodruff, Michael F. Myers, 52, of Simpsonville was found guilty in federal court on marijuana related charges for prescribing painkillers and other drugs in exchange for marijuana and pills.
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Woodruff
Michael F. Myers
Simpsonville
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