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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 16, 2005

Page

2

Aiken GOP Candidates Present Platforms At Club Meet

Four City Council hopefuls spoke at a noontime Aiken Republican Club gathering. They urged tax restraint and questioned development subsidies while backing preservation of Aiken’s character and support for the Center for African American History Art and Culture. Candidates emphasized neighborhood protection, fair business costs, and using private funds over taxpayers for new projects.

Aiken Republican Club Kay Biermann Brohl Center For Rocky Napier Wells Caahac J.C. Lexow Flexow Aikenstandard

Battle of Aiken film set for Augusta premiere at Imperial Theatre

The Battle of Aiken film debuts August 26 at 8 p.m. at the Imperial Theatre in Augusta. writer director Chris Forbes, a Augusta native, explains the Civil War project draws from a book of generals letters and features local actors and reenactors. The 100 minute independent feature shot over four months used 1000 to 1400 extras and will later be released on DVD with five screenings on August 27.

Battle of Aiken Imperial Theatre Augusta Chris Forbes John Rigdon Barnard E. Bee Sons of Confederate Veterans Forbes The Colonel Steele Braxton Bridge Columbia Aiken Barnard E. Bee Camp Brad Owens Dan Keaton Battle of Imperial Theater

Aiken Brass and Die Umpah Spielen Light Up Hopelands Gardens

Local concert at Hopelands Gardens features Aiken Brass led by Clark Ballard and Dr. Jim Boehner with Mia Brasco Greg Carter Col William Clark and Toby Marks among others. Die Umpach Spielen joins with repertoire including Beet Barrel Polka Liechtensteiner Polka and Armed Forces Salute. Next concert by Catherine Stapleton and Friends on Monday at 7 p.m. Admission is free with parking at Rye Patch or Green Boundary.

Aiken Brass Die Umpah Spielen Hopelands Gardens Clark Ballard Jim Boehner Mia Brasco Greg Carter Col William Clark Toby Marks Kenny Cook Frosty the Snowman Cheryl Matthews Zeke Miller Aiken Gerhard Kraskey Die Umpach Spielen Ballard Boehner Brasco Carte Foss Kraskey Marks Larry Peyser Dr. Jay Rising Andrew Parker City of Aiken Parks H. Odell Weeks Activities Center Gym 2

Aiken County Council to decide on tax funds distribution

The Aiken County Council will discuss distributing 272000 dollars in local accommodations tax funds among projects. Officials note the African American Heritage Center may receive more than the proposed 65000 dollars, with the administrative committee preparing a resolution for tonight's meeting.

Caahac Napier Jane Vaughters Aiken LaVana McKenzie Aiken County Willar Hightower Kathy Rawls Aiken County Council Richland Ave

Absentee ballots available for Aiken Republican Primary

Eligible registered voters in the City of Aiken may cast an absentee ballot at the Aiken County Registration and Elections Commission office on 916 Vaucluse Road. Hours are 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday through Friday. Eligibility includes being 65 or older or out of town on election day. For information call 642-2028.

City of Aiken Aiken County

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