Bill Bengtson is a reporter for The Post and Courier, with a focus on local news in Aiken County, South Carolina. He covers a range of topics including community events, charity initiatives, veteran services, and local happenings. Bill's work has also been featured in Yahoo News and Tulsa World Media Company.
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"Operation Green Light," encourages local residents to put up an exterior green light in Nov to honor veterans, received Aiken County Council unanimous approval
American Legion Post 26 played host to a gathering of veterans and dozens of other well-wishers Nov. 9, celebrating the completion of a project led by Army veteran Bill Szkromiuk,
Horse Creek Midland Valley Veterans Park played host Nov. 9 to an early Veterans Day gathering, with Army veteran Dwight Bradham Aiken County's director of veterans affairs, as the featured speaker, addressing the importance of veterans in daily life, and especially in times of stress.
South Aiken Presbyterian Church played host Nov. 11 to an assembly in its gymnasium, with Aiken County Veterans Council holding its annual Veterans Day program. The morning event is traditionally
By: Bill Bengtson
South Aiken Presbyterian Church played host to a Veterans Day gathering Nov. 11, with Aiken County Veterans Council as the sponsoring organization.
By: Bill Bengtson
A traveling exhibit from the Smithsonian Institution is at Aiken Visitors Center and Train Museum Nov. 9 to Jan. 4., will feature two lectures on rail history.
Aiken Visitors Center and Train Museum played host to an extremely youthful afternoon gathering Nov. 12, in the season's final "Story Time" session -- a reading of three short books
Aiken Visitors Center and Train Museum was the host site for this season's final '"Story Time" session Nov. 12. The gathering included a trio of books with a Thanksgiving theme. Readings are normally held at Rye Patch, but recent sessions have been relocated due to lingering mess from Tropical Storm Helene.
By: Bill Bengtson
American Legion Post 26, just across Old Airport Road from Citizens Park, held a Nov. 9 program to celebrate completion of a months-long project to add three flagpoles and a service medallion wall to the organization’s acreage. Post members Bill Szkromiuk, Randy Hollingsworth and Charlie Lambert led the effort, with support from dozens of project boosters and culminating in a ceremony leading into Veterans Day weekend.
By: Bill Bengtson
Warrenville resident Cameron Davidson, 16, is in line for a December ski vacation in Colorado, in the wake of a support drive by Hubbell Power Systems and Make-A-Wish South Carolina, as he deals with Hodgkin lymphoma, a type of cancer.
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