Weekend Fatalities Hit Aiken County In Separate Incidents
Two people died in unrelated weekend accidents in Aiken County. David Heywood 93 of Batesburg was found dead on S C 391 near Monetta after a hit and run with a Chrysler product suspected. James Edward Gish 36 of Jackson died when a van fell on him while he worked under it on Marks Road.
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Batesburg
Jackson
David Heywood
Two Notch Road
Monetta
Aiken County
Sue Townsend
Heywood
Obituary notices listed for multiple individuals on page 5A
Death notices include Betty Rex and Nellie Mae Oliver of Kannapolis North Carolina along with Thurmond Poole of Wagener Rex Barry Westbrook of Quincy California. Obituary notices appear on page 5A.
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Betty Rex
Aiken
Nellie Mae Oliver
Kannapolis
Thurmond Poole
Wagener Rex
Barry Westbrook
Quincy
Lottery Winning Numbers Report for Sunday
The Cash 3 Evening draw produced 867 and the Cash 4 draw yielded 8 0 2 8. Lottery officials list the Friday and Sunday results with prize details and prize levels for Pantaay 52022272891.
Final debate keeps focus on gambling and schools in South Carolina
In Columbia the last gubernatorial clash between Republican David Beasley and Democrat Jim Hodges centered on video gambling contributions and public school funding. The League of Women Voters sponsored the televised exchange with limited sparks and sharp exchanges on campaign ethics and past lobbyist ties.
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Columbia
David Beasley
Jim Hodges
Beasley
League of Women Voters
Wis-Tv
CSPAN
South Carolina Educational Television
Hodges
South Carolina
Beanie Club Boosts Charity Efforts in New Ellenton
Mandy Augustine runs the Beanie Baby Club at the Aiken Mall for ages 6 to 13. The group hosts Beanie Bingo and similar activities to raise donations for Golden Harvest Food Bank and local school supplies drives. Each donation gives children a chance to win Beanie toys, with recent drives collecting 360 pounds of food and funding supplies for families in need.
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New Ellenton
Mandy Augustine
Aiken
Patti's
Hallmark
Patti’s Hall
Golden Harvest Food Bank
Mem 1
Racing exhibit features Catherine French photographs at Aiken Hall
Catherine French, Camden based photographer and former art teacher, displays award winning racing photos at the Aiken Thoroughbred Racing Hall of Fame and Museum Hopeland Gardens. She attended a Sunday preview reception to discuss her work with visitors. The photos will be on display through December as she follows the national steeplechase circuit for the National Steeplechase Association.
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Catherine French
Aiken
Thoroughbred Racing Hall of Fame
Ms. French
Racing Hall of Fame
Hopeland Gardens
National
Ginny Southware
Robert Weierbach
Aiken Thoroughbred Racing Hall of Fame
Turnout a Game of Chance in South Carolina Elections
South Carolina voters face a chance like a Monopoly board with Greenville County the top prize of 188 000 registered voters and McCormick County the smallest prize at 5600. Experts warn turnout could range around 900 000 amid split parties and negative ads, while motor voter registrations inflate totals. Absentee ballots and weather act as wild cards in pivotal races.
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Charleston
South Carlina
Greenville County
McCormick County
Baltic Avenue
Clinton
Jim Hendrix
State Election Commission
South Carolina
Division of Motor Vehicles
Blease Graham
University of South Carolina
David Beasley
Jim Hodges
Beasley
Nick Theodore
USC
John Cavanaugh
Photographer honored at Racing Hall of Fame exhibit
Ms. French presents a decade of horse world photography at the Racing Hall of Fame showing images of Devil His Due Four Star Dave and Lure along with steeplechase winners Flatterer and Lonesome Glory. She credits a love of horses and has even begun riding in Cartden.
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Racing Hal of Fame
Ms. French
Four Star- Dave
Lure
Cartden
Anianals
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Kings
Ginny Southorn
Joey Kneece
Casa de Campo
Francisco Bilbao
Rock Hill
Whitney Field
Beanie Club
Kaling
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