Lobster Race Draws Thousands In Aiken Night
Thousands filled downtown Aiken for the second annual Lobster Race on Newberry Street. Five-entrant heats sponsored by local businesses featured lobsters racing to victory with spectators cheering. Winners included Rebekah Thomas and lobsters named Not Guilty raced by Kyra Postma and Sarah Kittle.
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Aiken
Newberry Street
Rebekah Thomas
Kyra Postma
Sarah Kittle
Rachel Johnson
Anna Matson
Brennan Reinhart
Nick
Faith Smith
Sarah Whittle
Aiken Women Named in Local Community Notice
Cyndy E. Edwards and Aiken Annie Cleora Herrin Henkes are listed in a local notice issued in Aiken. The document names the two individuals in relation to an ongoing community matter.
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Cyndy E. Edwards, Aiken
Annie Cleora Herrin Henkes, Aiken
Debaters Clash in Aiken GOP Governor Race
In a rapid format debate at River of Life Church about 120 spectators heard Lt. Gov. Andre Bauer Nikki Haley and Attorney General Henry McMaster present contrasting points while sharing calls for smaller government tax reform nuclear expansion business aid and a spending cap. U.S. Rep Gresham Barrett was not as differentiated.
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Rob Novit
Aiken
Henry McMaster
Andre Bauer
S.C
Nikki Haley
River of Life Church
Four Republicans debate for lieutenant governor in Aiken
Four Republican candidates Ken Ard Bill Connor Eleanor Kitzman and Larry Richter debated in Aiken addressing quickfire topics. Moderator David Stanton framed questions as if the candidates were governor since the office is a heartbeat away. The quartet shared views with slight differences while projecting personalities to the crowd at a GOP event.
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Aiken
Ken Ard
Bill Connor
Eleanor Kitzman
Larry Richter
David Stanton
Riker County Republican Party
Mike Gellatly
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