Four-Legged Creatures exhibit at Aiken Museum
The Aiken County Historical Museum hosts Four-Legged Creatures through May 29 at 483 Newberry St. SW downtown Aiken. Displays include a German red pub chair from Nuremberg, a Victorian folding rocker, a 1920s hardwood bench, and metal soda fountain seats. Admission is free. museum hours are 9:30 am to 5:30 pm Tue–Fri and 12:30 pm to 5 pm Sat–Sun.
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Salter Family Restaurant Settlement With State Authorities
Bruce Salter agreed to yield operations in a settlement with state authorities. The restaurant has been reopened by a third party in a deal involving Randy Salter and James Salter, Bruce’s son. Maye noted the South Carolina arrest involved the FBI, the State Law Enforcement Division and several Edgefield Aiken Saluda and McCormick police agencies.
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McCormick Cities
Dunbar Named New Ellenton Mayor Pro Tem
Councilman Vernon Dunbar was unanimously elected mayor pro tem by the New Ellenton City Council. He urged a town‑wide strategic plan and said he wants to focus on smaller issues, community spirit, and future progress while organizing town meetings for broader resident input.
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I.D. A Kid Day At Plum Pudding Planned Saturday
Plum Pudding hosts SD A Kid Day on Saturday from 1 3 pm with fingerprinting by Aiken Public Safety for all ages. Salvation Army Clowns present and refreshments served. Co owner Chris Ramey says the event helps safety and community, with ADPS contact 642-7749 for details.
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Salvation Army
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Aiken
Richland Avenue
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Aiken International Club to Learn Barnga Culture Lesson
The Aiken International Club meets Tuesday 7 to 9 p.m. at USCA Administration Building Room 216. Dr. Sandy Hochel presents Barnga, a simulation of cultural clashes, to help participants understand differences in cross cultural groups. Open to all with no charge. call 648-6071 for details.
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University of South Carolina Aiken
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USCA
Three ATC staff recognized for service and leadership
Deborah Greenhill named Professional Support Staff Member of the Year at Aiken Technical College where she has worked 20 years. The college notes her dedication and policy mastery while highlighting her role as a working mother and student advocate. Greenhill supports admissions and records as ATC expands with 68 programs and continuing education offerings.
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Ms. Greenhill
Aiken Technical College
Bristol-Myers Stadol suit alleges FDA disclosure failures
Plaintiffs in four Stadol tram cases claim Bristol-Myers failed to disclose to the FDA evidence that would have classified Stadol as addictive and prompted tighter controls. Their attorney also accuses the company of RICO violations for concealing the drug’s nature.
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Veterans group representatives meet at Hampton Park
Representatives from local veterans organizations gather at Hampton Park. Attending groups include Post 71 Voiture 1177 4088 American Legion auxiliary unit 71 DAV chapter 44 DAR Martintown Road chapter and the Berry Benson chapter of Sons of Confederate Veterans.
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Aiken County Embraces New District-Community Liaison
Public remarks highlight Dr. Linda Eldridge district superintendent who introduced a Florida idea to Aiken County. The initiative has fostered positive ties between the district office, schools, and communities as they carry out the process.
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