Aiken Leaders Kick Off Big New Year Event
Aiken organizers gathered at the Aiken Center for the Arts to launch First Night a New Year celebration on December 31 downtown Laurens Street. Mayor Fred Cavanaugh and Amy Neeley noted the event aims to draw visitors to Aiken with a free alcohol ban and a local artist designed admission button. Volunteers are needed for setup, tech support, and coordination with contact details for Amy Neeley.
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Outer Banks cleanup after 16 foot high tide hits coast
Dawn veered near the Outer Banks then moved away, detouring toward Florida as a 16 foot high tide wrecked four empty houses in Kitty Hawk two condemned for storm damage. Highway 12 was buried under 10 feet of sand while Atlantic Beach remained busy and surf shop owner Wes Whitt kept doors open.
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Susan Smith appears in court for first appearance since arrest
The article notes Susan Smith's first court appearance since her November arrest. She did not acknowledge her husband David Smith or family in the courtroom and faced Judge John Hayes as lawyer David Bruck argued. the judge would decide within 10 days on a psychiatric exam and potential insanity or guilty- but- mentally-ill plea. The prosecutor Pope planned further talks with Smith family before deciding on pursuing the death penalty, possibly after January.
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End of Big Thursday era reshaped Carolina Clemson rivalry
The article recalls Big Thursday games from 1896 to 1959 when Clemson and South Carolina drew national attention and crowds dressing in Sunday best. It notes the shift from Thursday to rotating sites in 1960, the impact on state life, road building, and stadium growth, with figures like Clint Dyer and Ted Girardeau reflecting on changes and fairness.
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