- 2/1/2012 N.A. man linked to multiple crimes arrested in Augusta
- 1/30/2012 Man pleads guilty to drug and weapons-related charges
- 1/30/2012 NAACP offers new map for county districts
- 1/30/2012 Lynn leads team to flag football title
- 1/30/2012 Hall of Fame announces 2011 class
- 1/30/2012 News from the front porch
- 1/30/2012 Slovakian ambassador views election process in area
- 1/30/2012 Want a 'Love Story' beginning
- 1/30/2012 Hall of Fame announces 2011 class
- 1/30/2012 Belvedere Girls Softball sign-ups in February
- 1/30/2012 Both Jacket squads stumble vs. Bruins
- 1/30/2012 Fox Creek splits exciting twin bill
- 1/30/2012 Talbert named CGA Player of the Year
- 1/30/2012 Yellow Jacket Open is March 2
- 1/30/2012 Patriots, Yellow Jackets renew rivalry Monday
- 1/23/2012 Steak supper to benefit Yellow Jackets
- 1/30/2012 News from the front porch
- 1/30/2012 Predators prints
- 1/30/2012 Dolphin Days
- 1/30/2012 The Bee's Buzz
- 1/30/2012 Wrinkles
- 1/30/2012 Through my eyes: The primary: Did you vote?
- 1/30/2012 Letters to the editor
- 1/30/2012 Handling distractions
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- 1/30/2012 Downtown developments
Adopt a pet
The Aiken County Animal Services appeared on the adopt a pet segment of NBC Augusta on September 9, 2009. Sandy Larsen is holding Mr. Nibbles, a very sweet litter trained female gray tabby cat that has only one eye due to an injury. She functions well and is a great companion cat. Gwen Geter of NBC Augusta has Dumas, a gentle white housebroken male Eskimo Spitz. Both pets are up to date on vaccinations, have been wormed, microchipped and have been or will be spayed or neutered. For more information, call the shelter at 642-1537.The shelter is located at 411 Wire Road in Aiken. Ann Sawyer reported that at the Heartsong Adoptathon all seven puppies that were shown full screen on Wednesday adopt a pet two weeks ago were adopted. The puppies were found by Betty Jean Dalhover of Girard, Ga., at a dumpster in Burke County. I suggested that Betty Jean contact Loretta Emmons of Heartsong Animal Rescue to put the puppies in the adoptathon. As most of you know, I announced the adoptathon once more this past Wednesday. It was a great success for several pet groups including Heartsong. In two years, hundreds of pets now have good homes because of everyone's willingness to offer such a great service to the community.
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