About Us
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Our community is a collection of many elements but notably warmth and heart!
TOWN Pride!
Sizes run S-XL and the cost is $25 for adults and $20 for kids 12 and under.
Shirts will go on sale at 10 a.m. on the morning of the Hoedown. Visit us on the front lawn of Town Hall.
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Our Health
Our Measures
Our Fitness
Health Care Practices, Therapy Centers, Chiropractors & Professional Services
A County with French Influence
A settler and inhabitant whose last name was Aynor.
A settler and inhabitant whose last name was Aynor.
A descendant of French Huguenots and native of Georgetown, SC, Peter Horry (pronounced O-ree) was a Revolutionary War officer and patriot, and the namesake of our county.
A settler and inhabitant whose last name was Aynor.
A settler and inhabitant whose last name was Aynor.
A settler and inhabitant whose last name was Aynor.
Mary Aynor Lewis figures prominently in the settling, founding and naming of the town. She married and raised 11 children on a tract of land that now includes the town .
The Harvest Hoedown Parade
A settler and inhabitant whose last name was Aynor.
The Harvest Hoedown Parade
Members of Aynor High School's Anchor Club leads the annual parade which welcomes the Fall Festival now in its 44th year. The festival draws almost
25,000 festival goers.
A Century of Learning
A settler and inhabitant whose last name was Aynor.
The Harvest Hoedown Parade
In the Fall of 2026, Aynor High School will celebrate its 100th birthday marking a century as the beloved educational institution known to thousands of Blue Jacket graduates.