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Inmate discovered missing from Federal Correctional Institution Edgefield’s satellite camp
EDGEFIELD, S.C. (WRDW/WAGT) - An inmate was discovered missing from a Edgefield prison on Sunday afternoon. According to authorities, Travis Shaqwann Fair, 36, was discovered missing from the satellite camp adjacent to the Federal Correctional Institution Edgefield. The satellite camp at FCI Edgefield is a minimum security facility. Fair was...
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Fabulous frankfurters: Hot dogs get the gourmet treatment at new downtown Aiken restaurant
AIKEN — Bobby and Allison Hilton have elevated frankfurters to gourmet status at HOTT Dogs, which made its debut downtown Oct. 31. The wieners served at the restaurant are “all beef,” Allison said. “There are no fillers and no preservatives.” And they’re also kosher. “Our bread is brioche artisan bread that we season and we cultivate into something different and new,” Allison said. The hot dogs are baked, and diners can order one served plain or topped with ketchup, mustard and/or onions.” But much fancier options also are available. The “Eight Four Three,” named for the area code for Charlest...
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2 displaced after fire destroys home in Greenwood County, chief says
HODGES, S.C. (FOX Carolina) — The chief of the Hodges-Cokesbury Volunteer Fire Department said a home in Hodges was destroyed in a fire on Saturday afternoon. Officials said fire crews were called to a home on Terrapin Pointe Road in Hodges around 12:30 p.m. When crews arrived, officials said...
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First Veterans Day Parade in Aiken
AIKEN, S.C. (WJBF) – Aiken County is getting an early start on Veterans Day. The Aiken County Veterans Council put on the first Veterans Day Parade through downtown. People filled the streets to watch the celebration of veterans. It kicked off with the singing of the National Anthem by Presley Jane. “It was very cool,” […]
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First-round football playoffs roundup
Midlands teams had a strong showing in the opening round of the high school playoffs. W.C. Hawkins Stadium was one of 10 local sites for first-round games. It was the site of a Class 5A rematch from the regular season between Irmo and South Aiken. For the second time this...
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Strom Thurmond football rolls through Silver Bluff for a 2nd time to advance in playoffs
JOHNSTON — Strom Thurmond football may have come out on top to start the playoffs, but head coach Andrew Webb knows the work is far from over. On paper, another 46-13 victory over Silver Bluff to open the postseason looked dominant. But, after giving up two more touchdowns to the Bulldogs than they did a couple of weeks ago, Webb said the key moving forward will be consistency. “ Didn't play our best; we'll go fix it and keep trying to get better on Monday,” he said. “Thought we did a lot of good things well, threw the ball down the field well. Defense played really well at times. We’ve just g...
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NNSA announces new SRS field office manager
AIKEN — Betty L. Huck has been named manager of the National Nuclear Security Administration Savannah River Field Office, the NNSA announced Nov. 2. Huck replaces Michael A. Mikolanis, who served as manager of the office since March 2024. Mikolanis was named manager of the NNSA Los Alamos Field Office in August. He previously served as the manager of the Environmental Management Los Alamos Field Office from August 2021 to March 2024.
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Aiken County Meals on Wheels needs volunteers as wait list nears 100
AIKEN, S.C. (WRDW/WAGT) - Nearly 100 people are on a wait list for Meals on Wheels in Aiken County, and the program needs more volunteers to make deliveries, according to Aiken Senior Life Services. For some seniors in the county, a Meals on Wheels delivery is about more than a...
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Creativity and color combine for ADDA's Paint the Town Aiken
AIKEN — The weekend started with an extra splash of color and light along Laurens Street, with a first-of-its-kind local event offering a look at creations by dozens of artists gathered from Aiken and as far afield as Augusta and Columbia. Paint the Town Aiken, a presentation of Aiken Downtown Development Association, had participation from Aiken Artist Guild, Sanctuary Farms Artwork, Virginia K. Knits, Naturally Fresh Handmade Soap, Black Shepherd Studios, Pink Putter and more, with hundreds of items offered for sale, all starting around sunset, with a temperature of about 70 degrees. "We had...
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'A great outreach': Aiken's St. John's welcomes visitors for Applefest
AIKEN — The weekend started on a fruitful note at St. John's Methodist Church, as the congregation held its annual Applefest, a church-wide effort to boost local charities via a truckload of fresh apples. The opening evening, Nov. 6, drew more than 260 visitors, with each paying $10 for a chance to do some early exploration and shopping, and the Nov. 7 list of free-admission guests was also impressive, in the assessment of volunteer Audrey Osteen – "lots of sales, lots of folks who were shopping for Christmas." She added, "It's our opportunity to have a great outreach with the community and ha...