South Aiken grad Mark Pittman pursues medicine and service
South Aiken High School graduate Mark Pittman is a UVA medical student focused on serving underserved populations. He counseled at risk students, volunteered in Guatemala, and helped establish a Charlottesville program giving homeless or near homeless access to health care. He weighs public health and primary care paths as he nears residency.
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Mark Pittman
South Aiken
University of Virginia School of Medicine
Guatemala
Pittman
Charlottesville
Furman University
Student Activities Board
Habitat
Relay For Life
UVA
Harvard
Banksia Quilters Society to Meet at Aiken Museum
Debbie Rosenbloom starts the Banksia Quilters Society offering daytime sewing sessions at the Aiken County Historical Museum from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. on the third Monday of each month beginning April 20. The group welcomes quilters of all ages and skill levels with plans for raffles, occasional guests, and a shared lunch.
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Debbie Rosenbloom
Banksia Quilters Society
Aiken County
Museum
Elliott Levy
Ters Society
Singer Sewing Center
Barbara Sue Brodie Needleworks
Aiken
Hayne Avenue
Equine Conference Focuses on South Carolina's Horse Future
The National Steeplechase Museum hosts a three day equine conference January 16 to 18 in Camden. Speakers from diverse horse sectors will address development conservation and industry impacts while attendees include horsemen administrators and officials. Registration costs 100 for all days 65 for a single day.
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Camden
National Steeplechase Museum
Health and Resource Center
Battleship Road
Jeffrey Graham
Dan Rosenberg
Rosenberg Thoroughbred Consulting
Equestrian
Larry Byers
South Carolina
Barbara Linke
American Quarter Horse Association
Thoroughbred Retirement Foundation
Carolinas
South Carolina Thoroughbred Retirement Foundation
National Museum of Racing and Hall of Fame
Carl Nafzger
Springdale Race Course
Nationalsteeplechasemuseum.org
Aiken Council Eyes Permanent Closure of Coker Springs Road
The Aiken City Council will hold the second reading to close the unopened segment of Coker Springs Road between Newberry Street and Laurens Street. Safety concerns drive the plan as Hitchcock Woods Foundation supports closing the road to public traffic while allowing continued utility and safety access. A public hearing is set for January 12 at 7 p.m. in the Municipal Building.
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Aiken
Coker Springs Road
Newberry Street
Laurens Street
Fred Cavanaugh
Hitchcock Woods Foundation
Court of Common Pleas
Newberry Avenue
Hitchcock Woods
Roger LeDuc
Don Wells
Michael Gibbons
Coker Springs
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Suzanne Stone
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City Council
Porky Bradberry
Whiskey Road