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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 2012
Page
2
Tiffany Shepherd of Fox Creek High School earns May 2012 Family Member of the Month. The Government and Economics teacher, in her sixth year, leads junior class activities and school events. She previously won Teacher of the Year 2010-2011 and received the WJBF Golden Apple Award.
The Aiken Branch NAACP plans a fundraiser honoring first responders at 7 p.m. Friday in the USC Aiken business and education building. Tickets are 50 dollars for adults and 30 dollars for youth and students. The branch president calls the event “always good.”
The NAACP event honors first responders with Leon Russell as keynote speaker. Russell, former Pinellas County Human Rights director, chairs NAACP national convention planning. Banquet benefits community service. tickets via NAACP office and local contacts. Suzanne Stone, Aiken Standard reporter.
Antonio Sambrano a long time farrier at Dogwood Stable retires at end of May after starting in 1986. Dogwood president Cat Campbell praises his dependable steady work and rapport with horses. Martinez Sambrano daughter notes his dedication and wish to spend time with family after four decades in racing.
Abernathy Music School stages the first True Grass Blue Grass festival on Newberry Street between Richland and Park avenues from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. Eight bands from South Carolina and northern Georgia perform. BBQ plates, face painting, and a family-friendly atmosphere accompany the event. Admission is 10 dollars with children under six free with a paying adult.
The South Carolina Bluebird Society affiliated with the North American Bluebird Society will gather Monday at 7 p.m. at Birds & Butterflies in Laurens Street Northwest. Guest Maureen McClintock will discuss incubation costs and consequences in cavity nesters and its effect on nest use and reproductive success. For details, contact Jim Burke at 644-0235.
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