Brazilian Gemstone Show At Floyd & Green Jewelers
Master Brazilian stone cutters Jose and Rafael Fernandes showcased high quality gems at Floyd & Green Jewelers in Aiken from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. today. Visitors viewed emeralds aquamarine topaz amethyst alexandrite tourmaline and rare varieties like Precious Imperial topaz and watermelon tourmaline. The event drew many customers with on site jewelry designers offering custom settings.
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Floyd & Green Jewelers
Jose Medrada Fernandes
Rafael Fernandes
Brazil
Floyd & Green
Fernandeses
Steve Floyd
Rafael
Aiken
Fernandes
Santa Maria
Floyd
Ginny Southworth
Rafael, Jose and
Marcelo Fernandes
Floyd and Green Jewelers
Ginny Southwort
Floyd and
Green Jewelers
Grandparents Day thrills first graders at St Mary Help
Grandparents visit and booths highlight a Grandparents Day at St Mary Help of Christians as first graders view heirlooms and crafts. Visitors include 96 year old Wilma Dry and many relatives who share hobbies from origami to crabs, dispensers, wigs, and stories.
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Taylor Cothran
St. Mary Help of Christians
Taylor
Charlotte Kuehn
Kuehn
Wilma Dry
Dry
Raleigh
N.C
Madison
Alisa DeMass
Loretta Noel
DeMass
Carolyn Ulmer
Kristen Ulmer
Japan
Adam Rabins
Carl Rowland
James Island
Nield Hay
Lucille
Logan Brinson
Hay
Barbara Clinton
Michael Anaclerio
Rob Novit
St.Mary Help of Christians
Norfolk Southern funds aid for Graniteville graduates at USCA
The Norfolk Southern Foundation donates 10000 to USC Aiken to fund scholarships for Midland Valley High School graduates planning to attend the university. The grant follows the Graniteville chlorine train crash anniversary and community recovery efforts led by USCA and local leaders.
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Norfolk Southern Foundation
USC Aiken
Midland Valley High School
Norfolk Southern
Graniteville
Frank Macchiavenna
Norfolk Southern Corporation
Avondale Mills
Graniteville and
Aiken
USCA
Red Cross
Tom Hallman
Macchiavenna
Hallman
Midland Valley
Margaret Mullen
Mullen
Doris Hickson
Ota
Rob Novit
Summer weather heightens threat of West Nile virus
Veterinarians warn that warmer months bring higher West Nile virus risk for horses and humans. Dr Michael Brown notes cases in horses have declined due to vaccination while human infections persist. Authorities urge vaccinating against West Nile and Eastern Equine Encephalitis and Rabies, removing standing water, and maintaining biannual vaccines to protect mares and foals.
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Mississippi River
Michael Brown
DVM
Brown
Sarah Thompson
Thompson
Horse, Magazine
American Association of Equine Practitioners
Jackson to Hold Input Meeting on Principal Vacancy
Jackson hosts a 4:30 p m Tuesday April 25 session at the Jackson Middle School media center to gather input on the upcoming principal vacancy with public parents invited to attend.
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Jackson Middle School
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