Aiken equestrian museum reopens after renovation
The city celebrated the reopening of a longtime equestrian museum at 135 Dupree Place off Whiskey Road. Lisa Hall led restoration, catalogued items, and expanded educational programs with docents. Mayor Fred Cavanaugh praised the improvements and preservation goals. Admission remains free. call 642-7758 for details.
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Ward 2 write in candidate Harrison mounts district bid
Harrison aims for Aiken City Council District 2 as a write in against Davis Cheek and incumbent Lessie Price. A former Bi-Lo worker and housing appraiser, he now seeks an education career and champions term limits, constituent listening, northside street paving, and lower fees while pushing growth, parks, and downtown business support. He emphasizes leadership and hard decisions for the future of local kids.
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Anthrax scare shuts parts of Capitol and offices
Senate and House offices face closures amid anthrax scare after a letter containing potent anthrax was found, two postal workers died, and others treated. Officials pledge vigilance as Ridge and health leaders brief the public repeatedly and antibiotics with fewer side effects are recommended for exposed individuals.
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Taliban advance and US airstrikes reshape Afghan front lines
Taliban fighters press toward Mazar-e-Sharif and Balkh with 2,000 reinforcements reported, risking crucial supply routes from Uzbekistan. US jets hammer Kabul front as Omar warns of a tougher lesson for America. civilian casualties rise as strikes widen since Oct. 7.
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Silent vigil outside Aquinas High School on abortion protests
The observance drew participants from kindergartners to retirees with signs reading Abortion Hurts Women and Lord Forgive Us and Our Nation. Lindsay Trapp 18 of Aquinas High School voiced hopes to end abortions, while neighbor Donna Pierce prayed and described adopting four children from abroad and in the U.S. Joe Brewer tied the scene to Afghanistan and moral concerns over abortion and national healing.
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