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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 2015
Page
2
Cmdr Larry Laughlin named February teacher of the month by South Aiken High PTO and Principal Jill Jett. Award includes a monetary gift for each honoree and recognition for appearance, academics, activities, attitude and attendance.
Aiken County plans to decide whether to sell or demolish the vacant Richland Avenue old County Government Complex, idle since last spring after staff moved to a new 133,000 square foot center. County Administrator Clay Killian discusses marketing the land, hiring a consultant, or tearing it down despite high costs, while noting its visibility. The county also owns other properties including the former County Council building and voter registration site. The complex has history dating to 1917 hospital origins, closure in 1924, and later reconstructions before staff moved out. Maayan Schechter reports for the Aiken Standard.
M'Aiken Magic, the Aiken County robotics program including Aiken High South Aiken High and Schofield Middle, competes in Myrtle Beach with more than 20 Big Bot team members among 66 others from SC and nearby states. The event advances toward a national contest as mentors like Clyde Ward reflect on four years of student growth and engineering careers sparked.
The USC Aiken Library Committee hosts Fiction Facts and Fables Celebrating Faculty Authors on Monday from 5 to 6 30 p m in Gregg Graniteville Memorial Room. English chair Dr Tom Mack and professor Andrew Geyer note faculty as published authors with works like A Shared Voice. Other faculty from science and history include David Dillard-Wright Alexia Helsley Monty Fetterolf Andy Dyer Tim Ashton.
USCA hosts Fiction, Facts and Fables: Celebrating Faculty Authors from 5 to 6:30 p.m. Monday in Gregg-Graniteville Memorial Room. Jeremy Culler, Keri Weed, Tim Lintner, and Wendy Schweder will share works and sign copies. Attendees may bid, purchase, and enjoy refreshments. Stephanie Turner, VSU graduate, previously with the Aiken Standard.
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