Aiken Trials Postponed Due To Snow And Ice
The Aiken Trials were postponed from Saturday to Wednesday at 2 p.m. due to icy track conditions. Pleasant Tap’s Hall of Fame induction was also delayed with a date to be announced. Organizers cited safety for horses and visitors and noted weekday attendance may drop.
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Aiken
Mike Freeman
Oon
Pleasant Tap
Aiken Thoroughbred Racing Hall of Fame
Joan Tower
Hall of Fame
Michael J. Fanning
The
Aiken Jaycees
Fanning
Freeman
Snow and ice hit Aiken County as warnings urge stay home
A two day late season winter storm brings subfreezing temps to the region. Roads in Aiken County face ice and blowing snow with winds above 70 mph causing emergency sanding and salt operations. Officials urge motorists to avoid travel until temperatures rise into the 40s.
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Aiken County
South Carolina
Pevenue
Aiken
South Carolina Highway Patrol
Phillip W. Watts
Snowy Interlude Stuns Aiken Residents
Aiken saw a rare light snowfall that melted quickly after touching ground. Teens from South Aiken High School staged a playful football style mock game on the H Odell Weeks field, savoring a brief winter scene and scenic views.
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South Carolina
Chris Mahan
South Aiken High School
Mahan
Michigan Stadium
H. Odell Weeks
Aiken
News tip line for readers at 648 2311
A reader information line invites tips by phone call to 648 2311 for news ideas or updates. The brief notice emphasizes journalist accessibility and Community input.
Local Names Listed in a Wagoneer Ledger
A readable fragment lists individuals associated with a probate or civic record: Ira B. Poole, Wagoner Larry Q. Posey, Bennie Wade Baker II, Rev. Willie Williams, Macy N. Padgett, Laura Scrivens Pernell, Ruben Martin Sr. The entries include Bath and Aiken area references suggesting district ties.
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Ira B. Poole
Wagoner
Larry Q. Posey
Gloverville
Bennie Wade Baker II
Bath
Rev
Willie Williams
Aiken
Macy N. Padgett
Edgefield
Laura 0. Scrivens Pernell
Ruben Martin Sr
East Coast Storm Strikes With Snow Flooding and Power Loss
A fierce East Coast storm dumped record snow and winds over 100 mph, caused widespread power outages affecting millions, closed major airports from New York to Atlanta, and prompted evacuations from Delaware to Maine. Florida and other states saw fatalities and flight disruptions as coastal areas faced high waves and flood threats.
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Alabama
Florida
Delaware
Maine
Carolinas
Georgia
Maryland
New Jersey
Tennessee
Mississippi
Alabama Power Co
Dave Rickey
Jeff Higgenbotham
Dalton
United States
Havana
Cuba
Mexico City
New York City
Washington
Baltimore
Boston
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Atlanta
Kathleen Byrnes
Massachusetts
South Carolina
New York
Long Island
Connecticut
Stamford
Fairfield
Old Lyme
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Ann Turner
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