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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1995
Page
8
The article urges parents to review seasonal safety habits as kids head back to school. It covers walking routes with traffic signals, crossing rules, and adult supervision, plus cycling safety, helmet use, and avoiding dark rides. Clemson University Extension promotes bike projects and a summer Bike Camp.
The Fort Jackson Stage Band is slated to perform at the Hopeland Gardens Summer Concert Series, boosting expected attendance. City recreation supervisor Lisa Hall notes military bands draw crowds, with rain causing last year attendance dip to about 6,500 and two cancellations.
Aiken Technical College earned a 15000 grant from the Gregg Graniteville Foundation to develop the first stage of its distance learning system. The plan envisions a statewide IT Training Center housing the Distance Learning Center to serve business industry public schools and government agencies.
The Alken Technical College Foundation elected officers for the term through December 31, 1997. Jeff Spears of NationsBank was named foundation chair, Sam Dozier of SCE&G will be chair-elect, Sally Bigger of Cities in Schools is secretary-treasurer, and Maury Rice is immediate past chair. The foundation continues its 195 fund-raising campaign supporting scholarships and educational equipment purchases. Donations are tax deductible.
The Aiken County United Way chapter will sponsor the first Project Vision on Friday September 18. Volunteers from local companies and organizations will report to area nonprofit agencies to work from 9:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Contact Michael Williamson at 648-8331 for details.
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