Mystery surrounds unclaimed Powerball prize in Aiken
South Carolina Education Lottery says 52,000 SCEL Powerball players won in the drawing. A match five ticket worth 200000 was bought at the Publix in East Gate Shopping Center. Tara Robertson notes no claimant has emerged as of now and the winner has 180 days to come forward.
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Erin Brooks
Aiken Publix
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Winning numbers for Powerball ticket spark prize claim
Robertson notes tickets can sit unclaimed for days or weeks. A $100,000 prize became $500,000 with Power Play five. The winner should sign the back, then visit the Columbia Claims Center at 717 C Lady Street during business hours to claim.
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Claims Center
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Ebrooks
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Blessing of the Animals at St Augustine of Canterbury
St Augustine of Canterbury Episcopal Church hosts its annual Blessing of the Animals on Sunday at 10 a.m. The event honors St Francis of Assisi and welcomes various pets as the priest blesses each animal. USC Aiken baseball team aids with a pumpkin donation for the church Pumpkin Patch open daily through October 31 with pumpkins priced from $3.
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St. Francis of Assisi
Jo Cunningham
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Cunningham
USC Aiken
St Francis of Assisi
Silver Bluff Road
Aiken Horsepower Hosts Fall Cruise-In In Downtown Aiken
The Aiken Horsepower Association launches fall with a Sunday Cruise-In on Laurens Street from Richland Avenue to Barnwell Avenue from 1 to 5 p.m. Activities include a mailbox raffle, jug voting for Most Favorite, a Stoplight Deli stop, and a Sock-Hop at The Break Room at 7 p.m. Otis Brown of The Drifters performs, with a Weirdest Sock contest also planned.
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Aiken
Laurens Street
Richland Avenue
Barnwell Avenue
Aiken Horsepower
Barbara Gunter
Gunter
Otis Brown
Drifters
Local events preview Oct schedule across community groups
American Legion Post 212 joins South Carolina Votes Tour to demonstrate electronic voting machines on Tuesday Oct 5 from 10am to 3pm at 602 Hampton Ave. Call 648-0545. Rye Patch and local gardens contact 293-4236. Minority Business Development Conference Wed Oct 5 8:30am to 1pm at City Municipal Building RSVP to Amy Tilstra 641-1111. Aiken Flower and Garden Show Oct 6-8. Jim Hoagland to lecture at USC Law School Oct 5 7pm. Town and Country Club meets Oct 6 10am Etherredge Center USCA with music solo program open to all.
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South Carolina
Hampton Ave
Amy Tilstra
Town and Country Club
Etherredge Center
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Aiken Robotics gears up for new FIRST season
Aiken High School based M'Aiken Magic robotics team prepares for the FIRST Robotics contest starting in January. Co captains Chris Burke and Philip Barkhall lead a growing group from several area schools with support sought from sponsors. The team plans demonstrations at SEED Day and Aiken Library events while seeking mentors for electronics animation and video to recruit students.
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Aiken High School
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Aiken High
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Silver Bluff
North Augusta
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Chris Burke
Philip Barkhall
Schofield Middle School
O’neill
M’aiken Magic
USC Aiken
Aiken County Public Library
Buddy Haines
Milledge Austin
Joey Scherpenberg
James Goff
Will Rogers
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