Aiken Ghost Tour Opens Friday History Tour Debuts
Kent Cabbage unveils a downtown ghost tour in Aiken opening Friday October 8. The mile long route starts at Pendleton Street and visits eight historic sites as he shares the towns colorful past gathered from the public library and local interviews.
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Ghost Tour Coming to Downtown Aiken This October
A biology professor at Aiken Technical College hosts downtown Aiken ghost tours on Fridays and Saturdays in October starting Oct 8. Tours run about 90 minutes, cover a mile, depart 6:30 and 8:30 p.m., with a Sunday Oct 31 event. Tickets are 15 dollars for adults and 10 dollars for seniors and under 12. For details call 270-3683 or email plord@aikenstandard.com.
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USC Aiken students raise funds for United Way drive
USC Aiken students and faculty hosted a campus carnival to support the 2004 United Way campaign. Sigma Gamma Rho sorority led booths including a dunking booth and pie in the face with proceeds benefiting more than 30 partner agencies in the county.
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Politics-In-The-Park Lets Voters Meet Local Candidates In Aiken
Senior writer Philip Lord reports that the Greater Aiken Politics-In-The-Park event runs 4 to 8 p.m. at USC Aiken's J.H. Satcher Field. Local residents can meet candidates one-on-one, pick up voter registration and absentee ballot forms, and try out new electronic polling machines ahead of the November 2 election.
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Area News in Brief: Bull Attack and Local Warrants
A bull was forced into a pen and beaten with a broken shovel handle. it survived. Deputies locate 12 suspects facing charges from fraud to criminal sexual conduct. USC to receive 2.1 million DOE grant for hydrogen fuel cell work. Aiken Regional Medical Center reports flood damage largely contained to registration and medical records areas. temporary processes in place.
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Housing Authority Receives Major HOME Award
The Aiken Housing Authority receives 175000 under the HOME Investment Partnerships Program for TBRA rental opportunities in Aiken County and 300000 for eligible low income residents in the Toole Hill area. The program promotes equal housing and encourages women and minority businesses to participate. Contacts are Tonya Brown and Hawthorne Welcher at 803 649 6673.
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Aiken Community Playhouse Opens Season with Gypsy
Aiken National arts scene kicks off with Gypsy A Musical Fable at the Aiken Community Playhouse. The curtain rises Friday night as part of Sites and Sounds coverage.
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Aiken Names Truthfulness Character Trait for September
The City of Aiken selects Truthfulness as the monthly character trait for September, highlighting civic values and public conduct. Officials say the focus aims to encourage honesty and integrity in community actions and programs.
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Lottery Winning Numbers Listing
Wednesday draws show Pick 3 Midday 9 0 5 Pick 4 Midday 9 2 7 3 Pick 3 Evening 8 5 2 Pick 4 Evening 4 2 7 5 Carolina Five 13 15 4 33 27 Powerball 16 28 33 35 37 Powerball 17 Powerplay 3
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Midday Cash 3 results 6 2 4 and Cash 4 0 7 1 3. Evening Cash 3 7 6 7 and Cash 4 7 7 0 6. Fantasy 5 24 38 27 31 13. LottoSouth 13 15 30 35 39 40.
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Publisher's contact details and subscription rates listed
The Aiken Standard provides publisher Scott B. Hunter contact at 648-2311 extension 203 and email. It lists establishment info, mailing address, postmaster notice, and subscription rates for daily and Sunday, EzPay, and out of county. Delivery times and customer service hours are given for missed papers.
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