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The Overflow Foundation wants to bring a Clubhouse model to Aiken which will address mental health needs in the community such as employment and instill hope.Â
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In March of 1882, riders on horseback gathered to play a game on a large field off a dirt road not far from downtown Aiken. Read moreWe Are Aiken County: Whitney Field still going strong as polo venue more than 140 years later
Editor's note: We Are Aiken County is a series of articles that will run through March 16. It celebrates people, places and events that shaped Aiken County. Read moreWe Are Aiken County: Hopelands Concert Series to celebrate golden anniversary
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Aiken Senior Life Services will offer a class titled What's Your Palette? at 2 p.m. today at Solo Vino, 110 Horry St. S.E. Participants will meet at Aiken Senior Life Services and travel by bus to Solo Vino. The program will allow participants to compare and contrast Old World and New World varieties of wine paired with gourmet bites. The cost is $40. For more information, visit aikensenior.org. Read moreToday's events for May 1
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Aiken Design Review Board to consider mixed-use building design Thursday
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Former Aiken official's defamation lawsuit settled
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40 years of fruit festivities: Johnston holds 40th Peach Blossom Festival Saturday
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North Augusta man facing attempted murder charge after allegedly stabbing another man
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Remembering Cato: Aiken Polo Club celebrates life of former board member
