ATC hosts tour for high school seniors
About 200 seniors from six county high schools and South Aiken Baptist School toured Aiken Technical College during the annual Career Expo. Students visited health science, public safety, business, and other fields while exploring transfer options and enrollment steps.
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Briana Johnson
South Aiken
Aiken Technical College
ATC
South Aiken Baptist School
Johnson
USC Aiken
Nina Dorman
Aiken High
Dorman
Debbie Hubbard
Career and Technology
Sommers
Wagener-Salley High School
Darriel Whetstone
Katelyn Shields
Aiken
Shields
South Aiken High School
Foreground
Shania Johnson
Aiken City eyes Willow Run spec building for future park
Aiken City Council will review a resolution to buy a vacant 30 000 square foot spec building at Willow Run Industrial Park for a Northside Recreation Facility. Located at 440 Beaufort St NE near a former landfill, the purchase could include two lots totaling about 12.3 acres for 782 375 dollars. Plans consider partnerships with Boys & Girls Club and Aiken Area Council on Aging and potential uses like a reception area weight room and offices.
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Aiken
Spec
Willow Run
Aiken Corp
Hayden Baptist Church
Richard Pearce
Beaufort St. N.E
Pearce
Boys & Girls Club
Aiken Area Council
City Council Meeting set for Monday at Municipal Building
City Council plans a 7 p.m. meeting Monday at 214 Park Avenue Southwest to hear the first reading of an ordinance moving 1.4 million from Round IL Capital Project Sales Tax funds to start Municipal Building renovations. City offices recently relocated to 135 Laurens Street and vacant space will become meeting rooms.
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Park Avenue
Laurens St
Park Ave. S.W
Aiken City Council Meeting agenda highlights
City Council agenda for Monday at 7 p.m. at 214 Park Ave SW includes SASCRO briefing by Rick McLeod on nuclear fuel cycle management, zoning ordinance amendments, real estate exchanges, CPST III funding for municipal building renovations, Willow Run Industrial Park property purchase, O Charleys plan modifications, and May meeting schedule.
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Rick McLeod
Sascro
Cpst III
Willow Run
O’charleys
Aiken Playhouse Youth Wing Meeting Rescheduled
The Aiken Community Playhouse Youth Wing meeting is moved to April 20 due to Spring Break. Times remain the same. Open to fourth through twelfth graders. information available at 803-648-1438 or the Playhouse website.
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Aiken Community Playhouse
Aiken Library Screens The Hobbit Saturday
The Aiken County Public Library will screen The Hobbit rated PG 13 this Saturday from 2 to 5 p.m. A photography course Get to Know Your Camera will be taught by Shirley Radabaugh at the Aiken County Recreation Center 917 Jefferson Davis Highway Graniteville with four classes starting April 16. Registration costs 75 dollars per person and requires an RSVP by Friday.
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Aiken County
Reation and Tourism
Shirley Radabaugh
Aiken County Recreation Center
Jefferson Davis Highway
Graniteville
Willcox co-owner finalist for SC Small Business Person of the Year
Shannon Ellis, co-owner of The Willcox in Willcox, is a finalist for the 2013 South Carolina Small Business Person of the Year award from the U S Small Business Administration South Carolina District Office. Ellis and husband Geoff run the 114 year old hotel and its cafe spa and events. The finalists are judged on innovation job creation and adversity overcome. The national winner will follow later this month.
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Shannon Ellis
Willcox
U.S. Small Business Administration
S.C
South Carolina
Ellis
Bob Clark
Small Business Development Center
Geoff
United Way
Travel + Leisure
S.C. District Office
Shannon and
Geoff Ellis
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Lisa Sommers
Hubbard
Aiken City
City Council
Municipal Building
Park Avenue, S.W
Aiken Standard
Haley Hughes
Hhughes
Aikenstandard.com
Ing
Sand River
Clemson University
Dibble Road
Westcliff
Dewar
Playhouse
Aiken Parks
Aiken County Parks
Rec
UPS
St. Centennial Ave
Porky Bradberry
Whiskey Road
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