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Roughly 100 dogs with their owners were able to see the new Aiken Steeplechase Association track on Sunday afternoon.
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After seven years of fundraising, Children's Place is going to break ground on a new facility following a generous donation from a local couple.
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Hitchcock Woods is a sacred place for Randy Wolcott, who enjoys taking morning strolls beneath the tall longleaf pines several days a week wit…
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The first day of Hanukkah is Sunday, with locals planning to mark the eight-day festival by throwing a party.
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