Vale claims Equiper Grand Prix at Aiken Spring Classic
Aaron Vale and Ariscraft Soleil dominated the $25,000 Equiper Grand Prix at Aiken Horse Park the final day of the Aiken Spring Classic. The fast jump-off saw Roberto Teran on Polyfax push hard, but Vale held on for victory in a high tension round.
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Ginny Southworth
Joe
Aaron Vale
Airscraft Soleil
Aiken
Aiiscraft Soleil
Aiken Horse Park
Vale
Roberto Teran
Polyfax
Ariscraft Soleil
Ocala
Larry Hollahan
Cynthianna, Ky
Woman marks decade since kidney transplant anniversary
Mary Key and her niece Linda Treadway celebrate ten years since Treadway donated a kidney on May 31 1995. Key credits the gift with improving her life while recounting a difficult birth and early health battles and noting her later work and retirement from the South Carolina Vocational Rehabilitation Department in Aiken.
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New Ellenton
Mary Key
Linda Treadway
Treadway
Key
S.C. Vocational Rehabilitation Department
Aiken
Residents flock to Kroger Fuel Center as prices drop
The Kroger Fuel Center near Whiskey and Pine Log roads draws steady crowds with gasoline as low as 1.89 a gallon during a grand opening promo. Shoppers say the card discount and one stop for gas and groceries attract weekend traffic, with police directing cars to manage the tight lot.
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Kroger
Kroger Fuel Center
Melanie Barton
Dawna
Anthony Trevino
Aiken
California
Anthony
Barton
Dawna Trevino
Pine Log Road
Sisters in Spirit release debut CD at Mt. Anna Baptist Church
Six members of Sisters in Spirit, daughters and relatives of Mt. Anna Baptist Church pastor Rev. Alfred Holmes, debuted their CD Let Him Keep You blending contemporary gospel and traditional styles. Rebecca Mims writes many originals and aims to appeal to all ages while the group reflects close family ties shaping their music.
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Sisters In Spirit
Mt. Anna Baptist Church
Rebecca
Mims
Annette Jeffcoat
Catherine Williams
Jeannette Yeldell
Stephanie Holmes
Alfred Holmes
Gale O'Neal
Emotional surge fuels domestic violence bill progress
The bill seeking tougher domestic violence penalties rose quickly from dead to red hot amid emotional debate in Columbia. Rep. Todd Rutherford and a group of Democrats argue the measure goes too far too fast and plan amendments this week while supporters see ongoing progress after years of advocacy. Current laws remain for serious injury or threat scenarios.
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Columbia
Charleston
Todd Rutherford
Dcolumbia
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Jack Harden Towell Jr
Eventual
Erin Brooks
Rebecca Mims
State House
Lelia Bowman
Lugoff
Samantha Smith
Irmo
Megan Paul
Kay Mixon
Sfee
David Blocker
Naomi Brown Haliman
Salley
Robert L. Morton
Greenville
Ladie V
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