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Chris Ware exhibit brings horse racing cartoons to Aiken museum (opens the original)
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AIKEN — Visitors to the Aiken Thoroughbred Racing Hall of Fame and Museum can view a collection of horse racing cartoons by longtime illustrator Chris Ware during a temporary exhibit running Aug. 4-9. Ware spent nearly 40 years as an illustrator for the Lexington Herald-Leader in Kentucky, where he covered horse racing and equestrian events through cartoons and illustrations. His work featured events including the Kentucky Derby, the Breeders' Cup and the World Equestrian Games, using humor to p
Aiken residents finding ways to stay cool during summer heat (opens the original)
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AIKEN — As temperatures and heat index values continue climbing into the triple digits, Aiken residents are turning to pools, splash pads and indoor activities while emphasizing hydration and sun protection. Although air temperatures are expected to reach the upper 90s this week, AccuWeather forecasts afternoon RealFeel temperatures, which account for humidity and other weather conditions, to climb into the low 100s. Across Aiken, families and recreation staff are finding ways to stay cool while
World Cup brings Aiken community to Lanky’s on Laurens (opens the original)
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AIKEN â Community members gathered at Lankyâs on Laurens Monday evening to watch the United States Men's National Team face Belgium in the Round of 16 of the FIFA World Cup. The downtown restaurant and bar served as a local gathering place for residents watching the match. Guests sat at tables and the bar while televisions displayed the game throughout the restaurant. Lankyâs manager Nora Mahfuz said the restaurant wanted to provide a place for people to watch the match together. âWeâr
Aiken County Historical Museum exhibit highlights local stories of the American Revolution (opens the original)
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AIKEN — A new exhibit at the Aiken County Historical Museum is highlighting the role the area that is now Aiken County played during the American Revolution, bringing local stories and artifacts together as the nation marks its 250th anniversary. The museum recently opened Aiken County During the American Revolution, an in-house exhibit exploring how the Revolutionary War shaped the region through battles, settlements, artifacts and the experiences of the local people. The exhibit is on display
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