Silver Bluff Poised for North South Aiken Clash Tonight
Silver Bluff ranked No 1 in Class AA comes off a 39 21 win over Lakewood as South Aiken hosts the longtime rival. South Aiken seeks its first win over Silver Bluff since 1994 after a 34 6 win over Cross Creek. Rashad Hunter has 240 rushing yards in two games and Eddie Bryant leads Silver Bluff with 110 rushing yards. Kickoff scheduled for 8 pm.
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Cross Creek
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Rashad Hunter
Eddie Bryant
High School Basketball Tonight In The CSRA Circuit
North Augusta at Lakeside Ga 7 30 tonight Wagener-Salley at Pelion 7 30 Ridge Spring Moneta at Bburg Leesville 7 30 Williston Efko at Bamberg Earhardt 7 30 Wardlaw at Country Day 7 30 Midland Valley at Aken 8 00 Strom Thurmond at Saluda 8 00 tonight.
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Local Washington Group Wins Court Battle
International Inc announces US Bankruptcy Court approval to reject a purchase agreement leaving the Local Washington Group to pursue alternate terms.
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Death Notices from Multiple States Include Several Local Names
Obituaries list Edmond Slim Graham of Thomasville North Carolina Linda Bowman Hart Ridge Spring Timothy Alan Sandefur Grovenville John Stuckey Annator Michigan and Annetta Spruell Aken among others with brief mentions of locations and affiliations.
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Thomasville
Linda Bowman
Hart Ridge Spring
Timothy Alan Sandefur
Grovenvile
John Stuckey ‘Annator
Mich
Annetta Spruell
Aken
USC Aiken Tops South in US News Best Colleges
USCA ranked number one among public comprehensive colleges in the South in the US News America’s Best Colleges edition. The top spot is shared with Winston-Salem State University. Chancellor Dr. Thomas L Hallman praised the external recognition.
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Murff to Step Down After Aiken Makin Project
Murff, president of the Aiken Chamber of Commerce for 20 years, announces retirement in spring at age 65. She plans to spend time with husband Nick and may continue to work on projects if needed beyond her birthday. See MURFF, Page 88.
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Aiken Chamber of Commerce
Crafts galore at Aiken's Makin' festival
Downtown Aiken hosts the 25th annual Aiken's Makin' arts festival with 250 crafters and 40 food vendors. Libby Taylor says applications were due by April and vendors were notified by May. Registration began at 6 pm with setup underway as tents and booths go up before the 10 am kickoff. Phyllis Spitale, in her second year, reports strong interest and plans to pass out cards and take orders.
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Phyllis Spitale
Aiken’s Makin
Educator Cyril Busbee Dies at 92, SC Education Pioneer
Cyril B. Busbee, longtime South Carolina educator and former state superintendent from 1966 to 1979, died at age 92. A Cayce resident, he leaves a legacy including Cyril Busbee Middle School in Lexington and a 37 year career as teacher, principal, coach, and administrator. He also served as assistant to the president of the University of South Carolina and served in World War II.
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Carolyn Busbee Carpenter
Homerville
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University of South Carolina
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SCE&G gas prices seen dropping for SC customers
SCE&G expects a wholesale gas cost drop of 15 percent in March. The utility plans to ask the Public Service Commission to reduce charges for about 250000 South Carolina customers, with the cut likely reflected on the first November bill cycle if approved.
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South Carolina Electric and Gas
Robin Montgomery
Sce&g
SCEAG
Public Service Commission
South Carolina
Girardeau Recalled Past, Seeks Aiken City Council Seat
Ed Girardeau announces his bid for the at large seat on the Aiken City Council following Michael Anaclerio’s decision not to seek re election. He cites growth on the south side and tax stability as key factors and reflects on his family ties to the community.
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Aiken
University of South Carolina
Southside
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Ed Girardeau
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