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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 2015
Page
2
The Aiken County Sheriff's Office seeks volunteers to serve as reserve deputies with the same powers as full-time officers. They must work 20 hours per month or 60 hours per quarter, supporting road patrols, sex offender address checks, courthouse and jail security, and special operations. Deputy Carl Shealy has served three years while balancing other work.
Aiken County invites applicants 21 or older with clean driving records to apply for reserve deputy roles at the Sheriff's Office. Required 160 hours training plus 480 hours field training with CJ Academy exam. Pick up forms at 420 Hampton Ave or online at aikensheriff.org. March 3 deadline. contact Sgt. Jason Feemster at 803-642-2133 or ffeemster aikencountysc.gov.
The Aiken Women’s Heart Board presents Hero’s Retreat from Wednesday through Sunday in a sold out run aside from a few $25 tickets for the 7:30 p.m. show on Wednesday Proceeds go to the American Heart Association South Carolina chapter The 24 cast members include Jennifer Webb who joined after Jan Royal could not participate Webb notes her mother Jeanne Webb inspired her Heart Board founder Teresa Haas calls the 2015 benefit among the best in 47 years
The Aiken Women's Heart Board presents Hero's Retreat with Wednesday to Sunday performances. Most shows sold out except Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. Tickets are $25, call Karen Wyant at 803-649-7650 or visit the boards site for details. Eleanor Bookstayer founded the Heart Board in 1968 and died in 2012. Jim Moore leads the creative team with 35 years at the helm. Stephanie Turner, Valdosta State 2012 graduate, is the arts reporter for the Aiken Standard.
North Auguste will be painted purple for the Carly Unlimited event to benefit Carly Prosser, daughter of Amy and Terry Prosser. The second Paint the Town Purple fundraiser includes a 9 a.m. to noon walk and run on Saturday, March 14, with registration opening prior to the start.
The Carly Unlimited 5K runs from 9 a.m. to noon on Saturday March 14 at Riverview Park Activities Center along the Greeneway. Registration is $25 with shirts for early registrants, and volunteers are sought via Rebekah Toole Waller at 803-624-2038.
The North Augusta Cultural Arts Council invites actors for Steel Magnolias. Auditions Sunday 3–4 p.m. and 6–8 p.m. March 3 at Rosemary Inn 804 Carolina Ave. Roles for six women ages early 20s to 60s. Readings from script. familiarity required. Volunteers wanted for set design stage management props and costumes. Call Angela Burkhalter at 803-507-4316 for info.
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