Two Pedestrians Die Crossing Highway 19 in New Ellenton
The incident left two pedestrians dead after being hit by a car while crossing Highway 19 in New Ellenton. The report notes several local happenings including the reopening of the Aiken Thoroughbred Hall of Fame and Museum and other community events.
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New Ellenton
Aiken Thoroughbred Hall of Fame and Museum
Redcliffe
Aiken
Matthew Roehrs
Pfizer
Cumberland Village
Margaret Cook
New Bridge
Dahlwood
Northrup
East Aiken
USC Aiken
Quotes of the Week Highlight Community Voices
People discuss caution in dating recovering from abuse and supporting charity work. Justin Wheelon and Warren Durrett organize a concert for ONE to combat poverty while Aiken High leaders address rumor driven school evacuations. Local figures praise acts of kindness, land trust work, and personal style.
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Justin Wheelon
Warren Durrett
ONE
Aiken High
Joe Padget
City Council weighs loan for SRS ORA site purchase
The council discusses lending funds to the County to assist in purchasing the SRS ORA site. A DV victim profile highlights reconstruction surgery by a support group. Ground breaks for the Center for African American History Art and Culture with local officials present. Six teens arrested in a Southside burglary. firefighters teach youth at JUD. Lever.
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S City Council
County
Srs Ora
Center For
Southside
Jud. Lever
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Sheri Floyd
Floyd
Give
Carl Strojan
Savannah River Ecology Laboratory
Department of Energy
Icu
Ramona Carter
Payton
Blake
Land Trust
Aiken County
Open Land ‘Trust
Dacre Stoker
SAS Ora
Harry Shealy
Iran
Pono Wyson
McDonald Law
4.G. Reynolds Co
Wade Brodie
Aiken Corporaton
Doug Slaughter
Center For African American History, Art and Culture
Kevin Perry Sr
Kevin Jr
Kyle
Redcliffe Elementary School
Power OF Pink
Ylauvens
Tens St
Matt Nieman Insurance
Matt Nieman
Silver Bluff
Nextel
Sprint Stores
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