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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 23, 2025

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Key funding for S C schools in place for now

South Carolina schools face no immediate change to federal funding after President Trump signals dismantling the Education Department. Core funds for Title I, disability programs, and Pell Grants would remain, but oversight could shift to states. Concerns rise over discrimination risk and funding stability.

Columbia South Carolina Donald Trump U.S. Department of Education Trump Department of Education Congress Education Department Post and Courier Education Data Initiative Ellen Weaver Weaver

Blue Creek Edges Kiyomori in Imperial Cup at Aiken

Blue Creek, a 4-year-old gelding trained by Keri Brion and ridden by Stephen Mulqueen, rallied from behind to beat Kiyomori by a half-length in the 2 1/8-mile Imperial Cup at the Aiken Spring Steeplechase. The win came in 3:58 4/5 on a sunny day with an estimated 32,000 to 34,000 spectators. Upland Flats Racing owns Blue Creek.

Barry Bornstein AIKEN Blue Creek Stephen Mulqueen Keri Brion Kiyomori Mulqueen Aiken Standard Brian Upland Flats Racing National South Carolina Georgia Virginia Maryland New York Bee Well G.H. Bostwick Lowcountry Charles S. Bird III Porte Jaune Ford D. Conger Bonnebosq Joe R. Blanchard Quick Cat James Maloney Brian Trained

Aiken Steeplechase Draws Big Spring Crowd

Tens of thousands attended the Aiken steeplechase on March 22 as sunshine and upbeat vibes highlighted the event. Franny Radford and family groups from Cokers, Costigans, Meltons, and Beckers described it as a true Aiken tradition with food, fashion, and camaraderie despite light winds. Alan George of Blythewood echoed the favorable turnout but noted tents and hats needed wind protection.

Franny Radford Cokers Costigans Meltons Beckers Radford Blythewood Alan George

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