Portraits of the Past photo submissions sought in Aiken County
The Aiken Standard invites readers to share old photos documenting faces and places in Aiken County. Submission forms are available at the Aiken Standard office or online as a PDF, to be mailed or hand delivered to 326 Rutland Drive, Aiken SC 29801. For details call Kimberley Kirkey at 648-2311 ext 212.
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Aiken County
Aiken Standard
Aikenstandard.com
Rutland Drive
Aiken
S.C
Kimberley Kirkey
Aiken Public Library Movie Nights and Local Events
The Aiken County Public Library debuts two movie screenings tonight at 6 p.m. for ages 13 plus and Saturday at 1 p.m. for all ages. Also listed are community meetings, the CSRA Teen Line training sessions, Dupont Planetarium programs, The Importance of Being Earnest at the Washington Center, free prostate screenings at Lowe's, and volunteer opportunities at Hitchcock Healthcare and local organizations. Call 642-2022 for details.
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Aiken County Public Library
Jd Jones
Aiken Soil and Water Conservation District
Barnard E. Bee
Sons of Con
Digistar
Washington Center For Performing Arts
University Hospital
Lowe’s
Lowe's
Aiken
Windham Jr. Receives SCAC President's Cup Honor
Roland H. Windham Jr. of Charleston County is awarded the South Carolina Association of Counties President's Cup for service above and beyond. SCAC notes his career from Upper Savannah to Spartanburg and Charleston County administrator roles, praising his knowledge and judgment. Windham Sr. blurred legacy noted. The SCAC serves all 46 counties with education, training and legal aid.
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Roland H. Windham Jr
Aiken
Roland Windham
South Carolina Association of Counties
Hilton Head
Windham Jr
Charleston County
SCAC
James A Coleman
Association of Counties
Roland
University of South Carolina
Upper Savannah
Coleman
D.C
AFL-CIO forum draws national workers to Chicago event
Debbie Kenny a textile worker joined delegates from across the country at the AFL-CIO national working families presidential forum in Chicago on August 5. The AFL-CIO represents 13 million workers nationwide. Army National Guard PFC Thomas M. Gunter graduated from light-wheel vehicle maintenance training at Fort Jackson. Gunter, son of Manuel and Angela B. Gunter, resides in Beech Island. John K. Blankenship and William Large earned Spring 2003 Graduate Dean's List honors at the University of Alabama Huntsville School of Graduate Studies, both pursuing industrial and systems engineering.
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Debbie Kenny
Afl-Cio
Chicago
America
Army National Guard
Thomas M. Gunter
Fort Jackson
Columbia
Gunter
Manuel
Angela B. Gunter
Deans Drive
Beech Island
John K. Blankenship
Aiken
William Large
Jackson
University of Alabama In Huntsville School of Graduate Studies
Blankenship
Large
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We H Tyler
Harlie Eugene Tyler
LeMyra Tyler Young
Wagener
Federate Veterans
Bobby's Bar-B-Q
Jefferson Davis Highway
Warrenville
Glenn Edmondt
Aiken Middle School
Lower Savannah
CSRA
Dupont Planetarium
Hitchcock Healthcare
Sandra West
Marine Corps
Quantico
Pensacola
Florida
Aiken Spca
Melissa
Aiken Bridge Club
H.O. Weeks Center
P.O
Aikenstandard
S.C. Association of Counties
Windham
Kitty Windham
Namey
Get theUn
Sincepoweron Jn PL SA
Atel Wireless
Sincom
Augusta Augusta
Kay-E-Toys
Augusta
WeCetit
Aiken Aiken Mall
Target Shopping Center
N. Augusta Kroger
SunCom
Yourmy
Wide Calling Inc
Go! Wireless
inCom.com
SusCom
Ily
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