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Larry Wood

Larry Wood

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Education Reporter, The Aiken Standard

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  • Hungry? These five Aiken County barbecue joints will make your mouth water.

    By Larry Wood Verified| The Aiken Standard Verified Perhaps no other food group inspires more debate than barbecue. No matter your preference — and there are many varieties to choose from — there is something that will please your palate. Check out these five barbecue restaurants that are well known in Aiken County and beyond. After a fire in June 2022, Dukes Bar-B-Q reopened in a brand-new building in January 2024.

    By Larry Wood Verified · The Aiken Standard

    Sep. 29, 2024

  • Do you know these local celebrities? Here's five personalities that have called Aiken County home.

    By Larry Wood Verified| The Aiken Standard Verified With a history that's more than two centuries old, the Aiken County area has been home to many notable individuals. Here are five who brought acclaim in different fields. Eulalie Chafee Salley championed and was a leader in the suffrage movement in the early 20th century, campaigning for the right for women to vote. Around 1912, Salley and five other women organized the Aiken County Equal Suffrage League. To fund her work, Salley applied for a real estate license in 1915.

    By Larry Wood Verified · The Aiken Standard

    Sep. 29, 2024

  • Hungry? These five Aiken County barbecue joints will make your mouth water.

    By Larry Wood Verified| The Aiken Standard Verified Perhaps no other food group inspires more debate than barbecue. No matter your preference — and there are many varieties to choose from — there is something that will please your palate. Check out these five barbecue restaurants that are well known in Aiken County and beyond. After a fire in June 2022, Dukes Bar-B-Q reopened in a brand-new building in January 2024.

    By Larry Wood Verified · The Aiken Standard

    Sep. 29, 2024

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The Aiken Standard

Charleston, South Carolina, United States

+1 843-577-7111