Aiken Clubs Spring Century Ride and Local Events
The Aiken Bicycle Club hosts a Spring Century on Sunday with four 25 mile loops starting and ending at H Odell Weeks Center. Registration opens at 7 a.m. and ride begins at 8 a.m. Helmets are required. For details call Doug Felix at 649 1780.
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Camp Long visit sparks discussion on law enforcement careers
Only one middle school student raised a hand when David Nieves of the Aiken County Sheriff s Department asked if they wanted to be police officers. Nieves joked that officers do not make much money.
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Baby to receive college scholarship via local hospital endowment
Aiken Regional Medical Centers announced a new Infant Scholarship Endowment in cooperation with USC Aiken. The program will fund a full college education for a baby born during the first year of operation of the Women’s LifeCare Center. Completion slated for October with 18,340 square feet of facilities and 13 private rooms.
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Vigil Honors Victims Rights At Aiken County Ceremony
About 25 people gathered on the steps of the Aiken County Judicial Center for a candlelight vigil to honor violent crime victims. Speakers cited South Carolina’s mixed crime rankings and praised the state’s victims rights program, noting every victim in the circuit receives a rights letter.
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Cothran Honored With 1993 USC Aiken Distinguished Citizen Award
Samuel A. Cothran former publisher of the Aiken Standard received the 1993 USC Aiken Distinguished Citizen Award during the universitys Academic Convocation. The Laurens native arrived in Aiken in 1968 led the paper to a modern plant and a Sunday edition with a local magazine. He earlier was named Aiken Man of the Year and served with the Chamber of Commerce and several nonprofits.
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