Market Day at Old School House with SOAR students reenactment
Market culture invites crafters to display wares and a re enactment by SOAR students from Schofield Elementary School. Middle school students will learn an old fashioned math lesson and colonial games. The event runs 10 am to 1 pm with free museum admission and a shuttle from the library 1 to 4 pm.
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Soar
Schofield
Alecia Wagoner
Schofield Middle School
Wagoner
Red Rover
Skeen
Augusta
Sunday alcohol sales group recruits young voters in Aiken
The Aiken Hospitality Group led a voter registration drive in downtown Aiken on Friday night aiming to register 50 to 60 new voters before the November general election. Volunteers collected a $5 cover to fund the campaign as bands from Columbia played, with plans for a second drive on Oct. 3.
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Aiken Brewing Company
King Hippo
Aiken Hospitality Group
Steve Hale
Volunnteer
Hale
Charleston
Columbia
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Aiken County
Aiken Community Playhouse
ACP
Washington Center For the Performing Arts
Newberry Street
Isidore remnants flood into Northeast after rain in South
The remnants of Tropical Storm Isidore swept into the Northeast on Friday after deluging the South with up to 20 inches of rain. Power outages affected thousands as floods damaged homes and roads across Louisiana and Mississippi. Authorities reported several deaths in Mississippi and Tennessee and estimated multi‑million dollar damage, with substantial erosion along Florida beaches and widespread emergency responses in New Orleans evacuation routes and levee concerns.
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Isidore
Ohio
Kentucky
Tennessee
Pennsylvania
New York
New England
Mexico
Yucatan Peninsula
United States
Mississippi
Louisiana
Mike Foster
Florida Panhandle
Gulf Coast
Florida
State Farm Insurance Co
Biloxi
Miss
Susan Serpas
Delacroix
Clarksville
Tenn
Gene Grubbs
Aloodwaters
Forest
New Orleans
Women Outdoors leaders share growth from Edgefield event
Morris reflects on overcoming intrusion and earning respect among hunters while teaching with Women in the Outdoors. Annette Tobin seeks to expand involvement in Pennsylvania events. A fireworks display at the Wild Turkey Center starts tonight at 8:45 p.m. Admission is free.
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Pennsylvania
Annette Tobin
Tobin
Wild Turkey Center
Iraq War Dilemma Grows as U N Vetoes Loom
President Bush pushes for UN backed action while France, Russia, and China threaten vetoes. Chirac urges a two resolution approach and Kennedy urges restraint. Rumsfeld argues for a substantial coalition and congressional authority to use force if needed. Public opinion shows mixed support for unilateral action without broad allies.
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China
Iraq
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Chirac
Colin Powell
Congress
United Nations
Saddam
United States
Denver
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Atlanta
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