Aiken County group dedicates Augusta and Aiken Railway marker
Aiken County Historical Society honors the Augusta and Aiken Railway with a marker unveiled by president Allen Riddick during the fall meeting. Local residents Minnie Ferguson and Helen Jones Pitts recalled trolley days, fares, and short trips to Augusta as memorabilia and history were discussed. The marker will be set near Laurens Street and Park Avenue with plans for a Whitney Park marker next month.
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Allen Riddick
Aiken County Historical Society
Augusta and
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Augusta
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Union Street
Park Avenue
Ern
North Augusta Railroad
Horsecreek Valley
Tony Riley
Augusta and Aiken
Riddick
Minnie Ferguson
Pitts
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Aiken County
Aiken Rotary Club engages Sunrise Interact students
Sunrise High School Interact Club members meet with Aiken Sunrise Rotary to explore service values and share experiences. Senior Trey Simpson says involvement began freshman year, driven by community service and personal growth. They plan a Salvation Army Christmas stocking project and a Golden Harvest canned food drive before the Clemson Carolina game.
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Sunrise Rotary Club
South Aiken High School
Interact
Rotary
Steve Black
Internct
Trey Simpson
Salvation
Amy
Golden Harvest Food Bank
Simpson
Olivia McNeil
Rotary Club
McNeil
The Hoppers to Perform at Christian Heritage Church
Gospel group The Hoppers will perform at Christian Heritage Church in Graniteville on Oct. 21 at 6 30 p m The ensemble features Claude and Connie Hopper with sons Dean Mike and Dean s wife Kim The concert is free with a love offering collected for church outreach For details call 803 663 7504 the church at 285 Ascauga Lake Road Graniteville Georgia?
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The
Hoppers
Christian Heritage Church
Graniteville
Claudes
Connie Hopper
Dean
Mike
Kim
Connie
Joe Boneal
On Ridge Boys
Granteille
Suma 90
Christian Church
Ascauga Lake Road
Equine Rescue of Aiken Gives Horses Second Chance
Equine Rescue of Aiken, located at 32 Glenwood Drive, Aiken, was established in October 2005 when Larkan Steele purchased 80 acres to aid abused and neglected horses. The facility, run with volunteer help, has adopted out several horses including a Thoroughbred off the track, and plans to expand to more stalls and a center-aisle barn.
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Larkan Steele
Equine Rescue of
Aiken
Steele
Lexington
Matthew's Bet
Carnivalay
Matthew
Traveling Music
Haven Hills Farm
Sai Steck
New Holland
Bella
Edgefield
Glenwood Drive
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Ferguson
Helen Jones Pitts
Craig Kessler
South
Kessler
Rob Novit
Movit
Aikenstandard
Sunrise Rotary
Don Skinner
Yven
America
Star Pnow Vywen
Alana
Havens Hill Farm
Bradberry
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Whiskey Road