Holy Trinity Hosts N A Lent Services
Holy Trinity Lutheran Church will host North Augusta Lenten services under the theme By My Hand For My Sake. The weekly Wednesday gatherings run Feb 27 through April 4 with 11:45 am soup and sandwich lunch catered by Sammy's Catering, followed by a 12:30 pm service in Holy Trinity sanctuary led by area ministers and readers.
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South Aiken senior balances school work and law enforcement roles
Jenny Fauth, 17, a South Aiken High School senior, juggles NJROTC duties, a Sunday job at Best Bagels and Deli, and cadet duties at the Aiken County Sheriff's Office. She spends 1.5 to 3.5 hours weekly at the sheriff's warrants and records desks, plans to pursue criminal justice at USC, and aims for federal law enforcement. The Cadet Corps, active since 1998, seeks more participants and offers ride-alongs, admin tasks, and court observation.
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South Aiken High School
Naval
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Sheriff's Office
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Aiken Department of Public Safety
University of South Carolina
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Army
Aiken County
David and
Lyne Fauth
Records Department
Bradley Honored With All-State School Board Award
Dr. John Bradley, chair of the Aiken County Board of Education, earns the SCSBA All-State designation for leadership and child-focused service. Local educators praise his efforts to boost teacher salaries cut pupil teacher ratios and expand academic opportunities.
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John Bradley
Aiken County
Bradley
Linda Eldridge
Brock Heron
University of South Carolina
Savannah River
Bradle
Aiken
St. John’s United Methodist Church
Tri: Development Center
Logal Boy Scouts of America
David Caver
Area One
Caver
North Augusta
Brent Rankin
DAR Honors Young Writers in Annual Essay Contest
Daughters of the American Revolution Aiken chapter announced winners from fifth to eighth grade in public and private schools for the theme If the US Capitol Walls Could Talk. Top honors went to Christopher Radford sixth grade Kennedy Middle School with first locally and third nationally. other winners included Henry Lucius William Richardson Christopher Kelly and more with several runners up and honorable mentions.
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Daughters of the American Revolution
Aiken
Christopher Radford
Kennedy Middle School
Henry Lucius
William Richardson
Saint Mary Help of Christians
Christopher Kelly
Millbrook
U.S. Capitol
Stephanie Paolini
Saint Mary's
Valerie Ubanks
New Ellenton
Erin Abernethy
Kennedy
Steven England
Meghann Glenn
James Grigsby
New Ellenton Middle
Catherine Hasty
Kennedy Middle
Emily Fox
Anna Wagoner
Mead Hall
Sia
Tm Wengtsor
DAR
Wiliam Richardson
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