Golden Harvest warehouse opened in Aiken discussed by administrator
Owen Clary, administrator of the Golden Harvest Food Bank in Aiken, speaks on the need for the newly opened warehouse and its implications for local hunger relief. He notes increased demand and the facility’s capacity to store and distribute more food to families in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golden Harvest Food Bank
Aiken
Denise Covington Discusses Animal Care Options in Aiken County
Denise Covington, director of TEARS True Ethics for Animal Rescue Sanctuary, outlines available care options for animals in Aiken County, highlighting sheltering, foster programs, and community support pathways.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
True Ethics For Animal Rescue Sanctuary
Aiken County
Fossils of Harleyville Program at Aiken Gem and Mineral Society
The Aiken Gem and Mineral Society will hear Jim Knight of the South Carolina State Museum present Fossils of Harleyville, S C at its Friday meeting. The 8 p.m. session occurs in Room 200, Science Building, USC Aiken. Contact Barbara Fenstermacher at 549-0959 for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gem and Mineral Society
Knight
Harleyville
S.C
Jim Knight
Burglary and theft reports dated February 1997
Authorities responded to a Park Avenue incident where a water shutoff dispute led to a vague blast threat. A woman paid $189.64 and left. Burglary incidents occurred on Williamsburg Street, Gaston Road, Richland Avenue, and Long Cane Road with losses including a TV, computer system, stereo, furnishings, and electronics totaling thousands. A car anti theft crime on Deerwood Drive reported $1,150 in electronics stolen. Updated 2/26/97.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iate
Alken ‘Municipal Center
Park Avenue
Williamsburg St
Gaston Road
Deerwood Drive
North Augusta
Richland Avenue
Long Cane Road
Williston
Posey Wins Cash at Metro Augusta Home Show
Belvedere resident Jack Posey was among six key cash winners at the Builders Association of Metro Augusta Home and Garden Show. Attendees received a key for a lock contest, with six finalists unlocking cash prizes of 125 dollars across a three day event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Posey
Belvedere
Builders Association of Metro
Habitat for Humanity income rule corrected
An error in Tuesday edition clarified financial qualifications for Aiken County Habitat for Humanity. To qualify families must earn no more than 50 percent of the area's median income. For income questions call 642-9295.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aiken County
Habitat For ‘Humanity
Aiken
Band boosters urge district funding for music and arts
Aiken County School Board hears a five year request for annual funding of 10000 per high school band program 2500 per middle school band program and 2000 for drama art and chorus programs The march budget cycle looms with hard choices amid tight funding and high student teacher ratios Many supporters cited the value of band programs and a survey at a football game showed strong backing for the arts programs
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aiken County
Villanueva
Williamson
Aiken High
South Aiken High
Food bank moves forward with warehouse dedication
Friends of the Golden Harvest Food Bank dedicated a new 13 000 square foot facility in Banks Mill Business Park as a branch of Golden Harvest in Augusta to expand county wide relief for Aiken County and five nearby counties. Administrator Owen Clary credited community support for the milestone and noted past growth in food output from 247 000 pounds to 505 000 pounds. Executives Mike Firmin Father John Lawlor and Rev Dr Reilly Hammond attended, praising donations from Westinghouse Bechtel and local boosters while thanking key supporters Eliza beth Ridgely Mackey Scott and the O Rear family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friends of the
Golden Harvest Food Bank
Aiken County
Owen Clary
Golden Harvest
Clary
Banks Mill
Augusta
Mike Firmin
Firmin
John Lawlor
Our Lady of the Valley Catholic Church
Reilly Hammond
Cornerstone Baptist Church
Westinghouse and
Bechtel
Elizabeth Ridgely
Mackey Scott
Sarah
Steward O'Rear
TEARS offers alternative for animals in Aiken County
Denise Covington spoke to Aiken AMBUCS about TEARS True Ethics for Animal Rescue Sanctuary filling gaps left by SPCA and animal control. TEARS avoids euthanasia when possible, collaborates with SPCA, and relies on local support and volunteers. They urge spaying and neutering, adoption from shelters, and local donations to sustain services in Montmorenci.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aiken
Denise Covington
Aiken Ambucs
American Business Clubs
Aiken Society For the Prevention of
SPCA
TEARS
Animal Control
Aiken County
Montmorenci
Ms .Covington
Ambucs
Pam
Ryan
Slaytons Seek New Trials for Armed Robberies
Aiken County couple William Slayton and Glinda Slayton seek post conviction relief after August 1996 sentences for armed robberies, forgeries, and weapons offenses. They allege ineffective counsel, improper fact finding, and lack of a fair hearing, citing a lengthy jail term and prior plea admissions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aiken County
William Slayton
Glinda Slayton
Tom Ervin
Bonnie and Clyde
Slaytons
Ervin
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lota Lero
Oran
BellSouth
Carolina
Coca-Cola
DuPont
General Motors
Kimberly-Clark
McDonalds
Avs Nations Bank
John Bradley
Fou
Bill Bengtson
Mary Keenan
Barnwell
Food Bank
Ms. Covington
Crook
Stan
Michael W. Gibbons
Barry McDonald
David Stoller
York Construction
Jerry Hayes
Hubbell
the Ohio Brass Company