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Aiken Standard in Aiken, South Carolina

21 May 2018

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Aiken Standard

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Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

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May 21, 2018

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McRay Gibson to lead Aiken Memorial Day Parade

Vietnam veteran David MicRay will serve as grand marshal of the Aiken Memorial Day Parade and Aiken native Bettie Gibson will be parade first lady. The event begins May 26 in downtown Aiken. MicRay funds veterans’ support through breakfast events and a nonprofit, after long VA disability battles. Gibson and her family have long served the nation, with one brother dying in Vietnam. her name is linked to a wider Veterans Memorial story.

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Texas mourners endure grief at Santa Fe church service

In Santa Fe near Houston congregants held the first services after a gunman killed 10 at Santa Fe High School. Pastor Brad Drake read the dead’s names, including student Angelique Ramire, as families grieve. Counselor Kelly Ward urged allowing grief and listening to support mourning relatives.

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Aiken ADDA Adds Yellow Parkway Furniture

The Aiken Downtown Development Association bought yellow tables folding chairs and dog friendly picnic blankets for Laurens Street parkways near Park Avenue. Ellen Priest says the aim is to encourage families with dogs to use the parkways, part of a larger plan to activate downtown parkways and attract visitors. Funding from hospitality tax supported parkway improvements last year.

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