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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 15, 2025

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MUSC to bring mobile clinic to Wagener

MUSC Health will deploy a mobile health unit to Wagener South Carolina to restore access to medical care for residents of the rural area. Wagener with about 676 residents is the largest town in eastern Aiken County and the surrounding rural stretch between Aiken and Columbia. The Wagener Medical Center closed in March 2024 amid broader rural hospital closures and care access concerns. Local residents recall a valued clinic and providers as scarce medical access remains an issue for the roughly 7 000 people in the area.

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Aiken Racing Partners forms new thoroughbred group

Warren Byrne bought four thoroughbreds including The Fridge a 2-year-old colt named for William Perry. The Aiken based partnership owns Whiskey Alley and two 2-year-old fillies awaiting Jockey Club name approvals Cathedral Aisle and South Boundary. About 30 partners invest 10000 dollars each to race in the Coward Trophy on March 15 at the Aiken Training Track.

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Retired jockeys share memories at Breakfast at the Gallops

Ramon Dominguez, Hall of Fame jockey, headlined a Breakfast at the Gallops event on March 14 at the Aiken Training Track. Fellow rider Mike Manganello, who guided Dust Commander to the 1970 Kentucky Derby, also attended as fans heard career tales and reflections from Dominguez who retired in 2013 after a record breaking career.

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