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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 19, 2012

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Area middle schoolers celebrate Black History Month with music

Leavelle McCampbell Middle School hosted a Black History program featuring Midland Valley High School chorus under Vanessa Cox and Redcliffe Plantation interpreter Elizabeth Laney. They presented spirituals and their influence on jazz blues rap and hip hop, with the Leavelle McCampbell chorus led by Carla Coffin. The program highlighted the slave oral tradition and coded messages in songs like Steal Away and Follow the Drinking Gourd, and will be featured again at the plantation on Feb 25.

Leavelle McCampbell Midland Valley High School Chorus Vanessa Cox Redcliffe Plantation Park Elizabeth Laney Carla Coffin Kerri Wesley Midland Valley Laney Cox Aiken Choral Society Moses Kye Kye Ryle Africa Lane

Tricks of the Trade oil painting workshop in Aiken

Equestrian artist Booth Malone led an American Academy of Equine Art workshop at Louise Mellon’s studio in Aiken focused on brushwork and technique. Nine artists attended, half locals, with Malone emphasizing seeing, weathering skies, foggy trees, and placing horses in recognizable environments to elevate artwork.

Louise Mellon Aiken Booth Malone American Academy of Equine Art Malone Mellon

Duo probes Blue Row ruins in Graniteville dig project

George Wingard and Dr. Keith Stephenson of the Savannah River Archaeological Research Program conducted shovel tests Friday and Saturday on a vacant lot at the Gregg Street neighborhood once housing 28 mill workers cottages from 1846 to 1870. They found broken glass, ceramics, nails, marbles, and a Civil War era button as they map sites and plan a book with public updates via the Horse Creek Valley Historical Society.

George Wingard Keith Stephenson Savannah River Archaeological Research Program Gregg Street Blue Row William Gregg Graniteville Company Gregg-Graniteville USC Aiken Graniteville St. John United Methodist Church Wingard Deborah Tritt Gregg-Graniteville Library Stephenson Horse Creek Valley Historical Society Savannah River University of South Carolina Department of Energy

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