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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 18, 2001

Page

2

Wagener Wagons Festival Sparks Weekend Activities

Wagener hosts the 33rd Annual Wagons to Wagener festival with a street dance parade horseshoe and basketball tournaments camp registrations golf at Cooper's Creek and a 7 am youth rally. Main events include wrestling with Sting and The Million Dollar Man and a $5 admission. Saturday features races drag boat display parade grand marshal Freddie Yon and a tuna of activities across Wagener and Wagener-Salley High School.

Wagoner Cooper's Creek A.L. Corbett Gates Wagener-Salley High School Sting Louie Street Augusta Southern National Savannah Wagener Freddie Yon Africa Italy Wagener-Salley Band Wagener Museum Edisto Performing Arts School Voices of Praise

Suspect Arrested in Sunday Aiken Stabbing Case

An Aiken woman, Lati Ana Ables, 37, was arrested Thursday on Horry Street in Aiken on charges of assault and battery with intent to kill after a Sunday stabbing at a Shiloh Heights Road residence. The victim, Tracey Lee Bronson Jr., 42, was stabbed in the left rib area and transported to Aiken Regional Medical Centers.

Aiken Horry Street Aiken County Tracey Lee Bronson Jr Kles Bronson Aiken Regional Medical Centers

Disabled American Veterans Chapter Seeks Donations

Chapter 43 of the Disabled American Veterans at 2194 Columbia Highway asks for donations to the building fund. Send contributions to P.O. Box 3730, Aiken, South Carolina 102. Donations are tax deductible.

Disabled American Veterans Chapter Chapter 43 The Disabled American Veterans Columbia Highway P.O. Box Aiken S.C

K Family Cookout Brings Local Key Kiwanis Clubs Together

USCA Circle K and area Key and Kiwanis clubs hosted a Thursday cookout at H Odell Weeks Recreation Center. Silver Bluffs High School Key Club members Sarah Glover Ava Edwards and Kimberly Mil mingle over refreshments. Later Guy Hill and Mary Thomas test horse shoe skills in friendly play.

USCA Kiwanis H. Odell Weeks Recreation Center Sarah Glover Ava Edwards Kimberly Mil Silver Blut High School Guy Hill Aiken Kiwanis Club Mary Thomas Silver Bluffs Key Club

Lawn mower racing kicks off at Hurricane Central Complex

Lowe's Home Improvement Warehouse hosts lawn mower races on Saturday at 9 a.m. in Aiken SC with STA BIL Fuel Stabilizer as title sponsor. Four classes compete speeds reach around 60 mph as USLMRA contends lawn mower racing grows nationwide with 700 members. Admission is 3 dollars for adults, kids free.

Lowe's Hurricane Central Complex West Frontage Road Aiken Stabil Mike Vickers M.A. Vickers Web Services Palmetto State IMOW United Bruce Kaufman Uslmra Kaufama Nie Bill Vickers Hurricane Center Complex

North Augusta Plans Growth Theme for Forward Session

North Augusta officials gather for the annual Forward planning session under the theme Smart Growth Part II. City Administrator Charles Martin defines smart growth as orderly, controlled development and stresses a 2006 centennial outlook. The discussion covers Bobby Jones Expressway extension, annexation plans, central riverfront and commercial development, with a video on traffic reduction and quality of life.

North Augusta Charles Martin Martin Department of Economic and ‘Community Development Skip Grkovic Srkovic Orth Augusta Bobby Jones Grkovic Sweetwater Junction Blanchard Park

Aiken Public Safety honors top employees at annual awards

The Aiken Department of Public Safety held its annual awards banquet to recognize personnel who acted above and beyond. Lifesaving awards went to Cpl. Clark Smith, PSO Brad Terry, and Master PSO Jake Mahoney. Others received commendations, with Volunteer Firefighter of the Year Don Sprawls and Employee of the Year senior Eng. Johnny Johnson and Lt. Wendell Edwards among honorees.

Aiken Department of Public Safety Clark Smith Public Safety PSO Brad Terry Jake Mahoney Wendell Hall Wayne Parker Ray Scott Keith Glover Scott Richardson Wally VanCala Don Sprawls Johnny Johnson Wendell Edwards

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