Miss South Carolina to headline Howlandville revival
Miss South Carolina Wendy Willis from Fountain Inn will guest at Howlandville Baptist Church on Monday Sept 28 at 7 pm. She will sing and testify as Rev Wes Aarum also speaks. Revival runs Sept 27 to Oct 4 with nightly services and guest musicians at 7 pm. Located at 316 Howlandville Road Warrenville. call 663 4799 for details.
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Howlandville Baptist Church
South Carolina
Wes Aarum
Jay Rising
Gene
David Johnson
Howlandville Road
Warrenville
Pine Log Road
Aiken County School Lunch and Breakfast Menus
Weekly lunch and breakfast menus for Aiken County public schools list options by level from September 28 to October. Elementary meals include lasagna, hamburgers, or pizzas with sides. middle and high school menus add ham sandwich and chicken items. Breakfast features cereal, eggs, biscuits, juices, and milk with price details and available milk choices.
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Aiken County
Aiken County to Run Foster Grandparents Program
An Aiken based social agency seeks nearly 200000 in federal funds to operate a foster grandparents program serving Aiken and Barnwell counties. The plan includes a 30000 director salary and 199000 total budget for volunteers at 255 an hour plus uniforms travel meals and fringe benefits. The program pairs people aged 60 plus as tutors for Head Start children needing readiness skills to boost learning outcomes.
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Aiken
Barnwell
Military pay and housing gains pushed by conference group
Spence notes rising operation tempo and shrinking budgets force sacrifices by service members and families. The conference panel approves a 36 percent pay rise, broader imminent danger pay, increased hazardous duty pay, and reenlistment bonuses for reservists. It also funds health care redesign, a military pharmacy overhaul, and $1.428 billion for family and troop housing, aiming to improve recruitment and retention with advanced technology.
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Spence
Clinton
Community health fair highlights services and screenings
A health fair featured drug awareness advice for parents and child use signs. Exhibits included Aetna Insurance discussions for plant employees, blood sugar and cholesterol tests at Aiken Regional Medical Centers, blood pressure screening, and wellness guidance. Organizations such as the American Cancer Society, American Heart Association, American Red Cross, Cumbee Center, and Meg Bahnsen noted the event's success with about 400 participants.
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Aetna Insurance
Aiken Regional Medical Cen
Ters
American Cancer Society
American Heart Association
Meg Bahnsen
Industry panel outlines chemical risk at North Augusta plant
Halocarbon representative says hydrofluoric acid is the regulated chemical at the North Augusta facility and EPA rules set worst case release diameters up to 10 miles. Air Product and Chemicals cites acrylonitrile risk with a 1 mile worst case and 0.06 mile alternate. Chlorine used for wastewater treatment at Horse Creek is discussed, with local safety and fire departments displaying response capabilities.
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North Augusta
McDowell
EPA
Casedante
Sonya Thomas
Horse Creek
North Augusta Department of Public Safety
Bath Fire Department
Langley Fire Department
Savannah River Site Fire Department
Augusta/Richmond County
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