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2010 Families Along the Edisto Reunion

9/18, 11:00 a.m. Bethcar Baptist Church. This reunion is for all families who settled near the Edisto Rivers.  Names highlighted are connected to the Rev. Carson Howell & Nancy Dolly Cook: Cook, Garvin, Goss, Howell, Huckabee, Johnson, Keel, Redd, Scott, and Williamson.  A covered dish luncheon will be served.  Travelers of a long distance need not bring food.  Eating utensils, ice and tea will be furnished.  The Aiken/Barnwell Genealogy Society will be present with a display of books for sale, including Aiken County census books.  We encourage attendees to bring anything pertaining to your family -- Bibles, histories, pictures, etc.   Contacts:  Hazel Smith, John Howell, Betty Shull, Belinda Smith, Sarah Smith, and Beverly Chisolm.

Wagener Health Dept. Closes Sept. 17

Due to state wide budget cuts, the Wagener Health Dept. will be closing on Sept. 17, 2010.  If you are currently a patient, you need to initiate the transfer of your records to the Health Dept. of your choosing.  Aiken County Health Dept:  803.642.1687.  SCDHEC

The Little Bake Shoppe Grand Opening

Pictured: Owners JoAnna and Jerald Hoover, staff Meghan Mast and Amber Hoover

After nearly ten months of building renovations and years of business planning, JoAnna and Jerald Hoover fulfilled a life-long dream:  opening a bakery.  The Little Bake Shoppe opened at 7:00 a.m. Tuesday, August 17, 2010 at 135 Main Street N, Wagener.   Also working hard on opening day, but not pictured, are Callie and Gabrielle Hoover, continuing Wagener's historic tradition of family-operated businesses. 

War Eagles Plan for Solid Season

Join the War Eagles at their season-opening game in Pelion on August 20.  Follow this link for a great article by Noah Feit about the Wagener Salley War Eagles Team and Coach.  Are you ready for some football?!

Fall Storytime at Nancy Bonnette Library

Children's Storytime will resume at the Nancy Bonnette Library, 204 Park St., on the 2nd and 4th Wednesdays for Fall, 2010, starting at 3:30 pm, Sept. 8.  Children of all ages are invited for a story and craft.  The theme on Sept. 8 will be the color Red.  The theme on Sept. 22 will be Dancing.  For more info. 803.564.5396.  Please note that our extended library hours are noon to 6 pm on Tues, Wed, Thurs, and Friday and 10 am - 3 pm on Saturday.

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