Aiken residents in Civil Rights history spotlight
Aiken residents featured in Center for Civil Rights History and Research work at USC discuss local roles in the Civil Rights movement. Dr. Bobby Donaldson cites past protests in Orangeburg and Columbia, and Gail Diggs recalls 1974 homecoming racism, later honored in USC’s 2022 events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aiken
University of South Carolina
Center For Civil Rights
Bobby Donaldson
Rotary Club of
Newberry Hall
Donaldson
Aiken County
Orangeburg
James Gallman
Gallman
NAACP
Columbia
Zion Baptist Church
S.C. State House
George Anderson
Gail Diggs
Diggs
Rotary
Center For Civil Rights History and Research
Civil Rights. Sc.edu
Miracle League Field in North Augusta Opens with Ribbon Cutting
A new $1.3 million Miracle League Field at Riverview Park North Augusta was unveiled after a March 15 ceremony. The field supports wheelchair access and Astroturf, with plans for scoreboards and a pavilion funded by The RECing Crew and city recreation department. The project benefits families across multiple South Carolina and Georgia counties and aims to host baseball and community events for people with disabilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miracle League
S.C
Tom Young Jr
R-Aiken
Riverview Park
Recing
Kelly Howard
Don Howard
Recing Crew
City of North Augusta Parks and Recreation Department
Pam Stickler
Stickler
Aiken
Barnwell
Edgefield
South Carolina
Burke
Columbia
Richmond
Georgia
North Augusta
Briton Williams
Tina Powell
Chris Powell
Kathy Scholten
Scholten
Williams
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