Murder Me Murder Me Not at Aiken Community Playhouse
The Aiken Community Playhouse on Two Notch Road presents Murder Me Murder Me Not on April 12 13 19 20 26 27 at 8 p.m. with a Sunday matinee April 2 at 3 p.m. Tickets range 3 4 6 7 dollars and information is at 648-3800 648-1438. A separate note invites local men to Promise Keepers rallies with a 7:30 p.m. event April 11 at Trumpet of Zion Temple 725 Laney Walker Boulevard Augusta and mentions upcoming conferences in Atlanta and Charlotte. more details at 706 650-5849.
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Aiken Cummunity Playhouse
Two Notch Road
Atspm
Promise Keepers
CSRA
Men of Integrity
Atlanta
Charlotte
Blood drive schedule announced for Aiken area
The Shepeard Blood Center and Aiken Community Blood Center list drives in April. Events run at Lowe's in Aiken and Aiken Regional Medical Centers on April 17, SRP Federal Credit Union on April 9, and the Ai ken EXPO on April 19, with times from morning to early evening.
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Shepeard Blood Center
Aiken Community Blood Center
Up Community Blood Center
Lowe's
Aiken
Aiken Regional Medical Centers
SRP Federal Credit Union
Shooting incident under investigation in Aiken County
Police say a man was found face down with a gunshot wound on the 3000 block of Mississippi Avenue around 12 40 am Sunday night. Officers located a handgun beside the victim. A boat and trailer were stolen from Thome on Robinson Road between Saturday and Monday. The 14 foot green boat and trailer are valued at 500 each. Updated 4 10 96.
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Aiken County Sheri's
Aiken Department of Public Safety
Aiken County Sheri
Mississippi Avenue
Thome
Robinson Road
Business Gateway Offers Latest In Tech Aid
The Business Gateway, co directed by Scott Inkley and Phil Latham, links small firms to a national network and electronic bid notices. For $30 monthly, members are profiled with product and service details and matched to requests filed by state, federal, and other entities.
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Business Gateway
Scott Inkley
Phil Latham
Gateway
South Carolina
Latham
Hawaii
Salley eyes Nashville run for country break
Nashville bound Salley, co-owner of Hartleys Heating, aims for a major recording contract. The Neeses, South Carolina native, husband to Tina and father of eight, has roots in Austin and Monticello and draws inspiration from Elvis Presley, George Strait, and Vince Gill. His Talent America awards in New York last June boosted his hopes as he plans frequent trips to Music Row and dreams of meeting Reba McEntire.
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Salley
Austin
Texas
Willie Nelson
Monticello
Georgia
Trisha Yearwood
Chris Hartley
Hartley
Tina
Lauren Hartley
Nashville
Music Row
Hartleys
Lauren
Reba
McEntire
Elvis Presley
George Strait
Vince Gill
Orangeburg ‘County
Neeses
New York City
Boomers Drive Economy and New Tech Trends
North Augusta Rotary heard Chuck Smith discuss The Great Room Ahead by Harry S. Dent Jr. The book argues baby boomers will propel future growth through spending and savvily leverage the information revolution driven by computers. Smith cites five roaring twenties style growth factors: growth, productivity, wage gains, low inflation, and rising savings.
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North Augusta
Smith
Tricycle Race Benefit Set for May 1 in Aiken
The Aiken Kiwanis Club gears up for its annual Tricycle Race on May 1 with a rain date May 8 on Laurens Street from 3 30 to 5 p m for children ages 3 to 9. Sponsors raise funds to support Key Clubs at Midland Valley Silver Bluff South Aiken and Aiken High schools plus USC Aiken Circle K, Terrific Kids and Youth Leadership programs.
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Aiken Kiwanis Club
Aiken County
Laurens Street
Kiwanis Club
Midland Valley High
Silver Bluff High
South Aiken High
Aiken High
USC Aiken
Charity Skepticism Saves Pocketbook
James Taylor III questioned a solicitation from the Cancer Center for Detection and Prevention, verifying a 1990 CRCM report that the group spent 40 percent on fundraising and 40 percent on programs, with letters boosting educational messages. he warned against preying on elderly donors and planned to share findings.
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James Taylor, III
Aiken County
Cancer Center For Detection and Prevention
Seattle
Charities Review Council of Minnesota
CRCM
Minnesota
Taylor
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Usca O'Connell Economic Enterprise Institute
USCA
Robert E. Alexander
Inkley
USDA
Small Business Development Center
Music City
By Bill Bengtson
Ginny Scott
Omers
Kiwanis
Bill ME
Business Sponso
David Prim
P.O. Box
Charity Skepticism Saves
Pocketbook
S.L. Spooner
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