Madison Grace Davenport cuts hair for Locks of Love tribute
Madison Grace Davenport donated her hair to Locks of Love as a tribute to her grandmother who fought lung cancer and lost her hair during chemotherapy. In Sumter Mead Hall teams excel in math, with Gurley Morton Harrington top performers and Kennedy Middle School student Sebastian O Banion named a Radon Poster finalist. Georgetown College and Charleston Southern University students list dean’s and semester honors. Send Names & Notes to editorial aikenstandard.com.
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Aiken County Budget Retreat Set For Friday Morning
Aiken County Council will hold its annual budget retreat Friday at 8 a.m. in the Sandlapper Room on the first floor of the Aiken County Government Center at 1930 University Parkway. Department heads will present budget needs as council outlines goals for the upcoming fiscal year, with expected conclusion around 4 30 p.m.
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The Power of the Penn annual Black History show
Friendship Baptist Church staged its yearly Black History Month production at the URS Center. The Power of the Penn, Penn Center’s origin on St Helena Island in 1862, runs 90 minutes in two acts with about 60 performers from the church and community delivering solos and group readings.
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Tickets on sale for Swingle Singers at URS Center
The Swingle Singers tour comes to the URS Center for Performing Arts at 126 Newberry St. S.W. on Thursday and Friday at 7:30 pm, presented by APAG with admission 40 dollars for adults and 20 dollars for students. Performers include Edward Randell on bass with Joanna Goldsmith-Eveson Sara Brimer Clare Wheeler Oliver Griffiths Christopher Jay and Kevin Fox. Ward Swingle, founder of The Swingle Singers, died January 19. APAG’s next show is Jaimee Paul’s jazz concert on April 2. Information at theswingles.co.uk or apagonline.org or 803-648-1438.
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Swingle Singers to Perform at URS Center
The Swingle Singers present two concerts at the URS Center for Performing Arts on Thursday and Friday at 7 30 p m. Tickets are 40 for adults and 20 for students with ID.
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