Red Carpet Awards Honor Local Winners and Student’s College Signing
Red Carpet awards Friday honored Chukker Creek Hammond Hil and Redette for recognition. A Batesburg man was hospitalized after a stabbing during an argument that escalated into a fight per officials. Wagener-Salley student Mel Ginyard signed with Paine College in Augusta to continue his football career.
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Chukker Creek
Hammond Hil
Redette
Batesburg
Wagener-Salley
Paine Collect
Mel Ginyard
Paine College
Augusta
Breland Blocker Gaines and Williams Jr Memorials
Lizell Breland Blocker Julius Gaines and John Henry Williams Jr are honored in community notices with funeral services in Cambridge and Mick Cambridge Mass and Williston arrangements mentioned for local obituaries and memorials.
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Lizell Breland Blocker
Julius Gaines
Columbia
Louise D.F. Lockhart
Mick Cambridge
Mass
John Henry Williams Jr
Williston
Classifieds and comics brief from local page
A compact notice page itemizes classifieds, crossword, comics, Dear Abby, and national world briefs along with movie listings and obituaries. The segment outlines reader notices, feature columns, and first-page style classifieds for the edition.
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Abby Herris
Kaley Hutto Remembered in Kennedy Middle School Tribute
Kaley Hutto, a sixth grader at Kennedy Middle School, died last December after a horse fit. A memorial service at the school drew about 150 attendees including her parents Mike and Gina and three younger sisters. Teachers and students recall her infectious smile and kindness, with teammates Meg Wakefield Katee McCarthy and Andrea Mikes sharing reflections in prose and poetry.
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Kaley Hutto
Kennedy Middle School
Kaley
Mike
Gina
Clas
Carol Horsley
Kennedy
Meg Wakefield
Katee McCarthy
Andrea Mikes
Longtime ARMC employees honored at appreciation event
Virginia Justice, manager of store processing at Aiken Regional Medical Centers, was among 21 hospital staff honored for more than 30 years of service. The tribute, held at the Aiken Shrine Club on Richland Avenue, praised long tenure and community commitment.
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Virginia Justice
Aiken
Justice
Aiken Regional
Aiken Regional Medical Centers
Aiken Shrine Club
K.D. Justyn
C.E.O
Aiken Regional Medical
Justyn
Barbara Bickford
Bluegrass Fans Pack High Fields Farm Festival
Bluegrass fans flocked to High Fields Farm for a weekend festival, drawn by the music and the performers. Tickets run fifteen dollars with a local number for more info and travel, as fans like John Parker and his brother Charlie Parker share their Merlefest experiences and favorite acts.
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Highfields Farm
Aden
John Parker
Lves
Loganville, Ga
John
Charlie Parker
Pisgah Forest
N.C
Wilkes Community College
Wilkesboro
Doc Watson
Alison Krauss
Union Station
Sam Bush
Sam
Red Lobster Braces for Busy Mother's Day Rush
Bertha Turner, Red Lobster service manager on Whiskey Road, says Mother’s Day is the restaurant’s busiest. She notes the chain serves about 1100 to 1200 guests on the holiday and begins preparations a month ahead by adding seating, increasing staff, and keeping managers on duty Sunday to cut wait times.
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Bertha Turmer
Red Lobster
Whiskey Road
Turner
Rea Looster
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Tia
Rob Novit
ARMC
John Moore
Richland Avenue
By Haley Hugaru