Firefighting continues as 250 acre blaze rekindles near Graniteville
Two 12 year old boys were detained for questioning after authorities say they started a fire behind Kalmia Apartments in Graniteville. Fire crews fought to contain a wildfire burning about 250 acres along Aiken Augusta Highway, Gregg Highway and Robert M. Bell Parkway. The blaze prompted evacuations of USC Aiken campus housing and nearby residents. Firefighters reported 95 percent containment by Thursday afternoon and warned of rekindling as winds shifted and humidity stayed low.
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Orbis Maximus art show at USC Aiken Etherredge Center
Anne T Nielsen presents Orbis Maximus at USC Aiken Etherredge Center tonight from 7 to 9 30. The Augusta artist showcases 41 oil on canvas works with interactive symbolism and kid friendly features. The exhibition runs through Sept 22 and recently won first prize in a national competition earning a future one woman show at Boxheart Gallery in Pittsburgh next month.
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Makin' 'tied 1A set to start Saturday morning
Aiken's Makin' festival kicks off with a 10 a.m. start on Saturday and a 4:30 p.m. finale on the same day. Strollers will traverse all seven parkways as bands and performers move about. An opening ceremony occurred at Regions Bank Operation Center today, with Park Avenue and Laurens Street hosting. Downtown traffic will be disrupted and drivers urged to use caution as Park Avenue is sealed for the event. Those not attending are advised to avoid the downtown area.
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Festival stalls grow as crowds widen venue debate
Enloe notes cautious optimism as Tea Garden Gifts owner Cathy Bland recalls festi val appeal drawing visitors to crafts booths. Birds and Butterflies owners Ron and Dori Brenneman propose moving to a larger site like the H Odell Weeks Activities Center to handle growing attendance and support small business days.
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Tea Garden Gifts
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Dori Brenneman
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