Aiken County Event Lineup for Monday Through Thursday
Multiple community meetings and events listed for Aiken County including First Steps Partnership Board at Aiken County Public Library, Horse Creek Historical Society at Gregg Park, Academy of Lifelong Learning at USCA Ruth Patrick Science Education Center, John Birch Society at County Council chambers, Ridge Spring Town Hall gathering, Newcomers Club luncheon at Hounds Lake Country Club, Lymphedema Support Group at Hitchcock Rehabilitation Center, upcoming Realtors seminar at Bulane Salley & Co Centre South, Ellenton Public Works, NAACP branch meeting at Smith Hazel Center, Usdoors discussion with Chris Lydle, Memory Impairment support, and Sheppard Community Blood Center drive. Also heart board tea tour at DeVore home, and Eduction seminars including needlepoint guild at library and Edward Jones long term care seminar at Golden Corral.
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Academy of Lifelong Learning
Ruth Patrick Science Education Center
USCA
John Birch Society
Hammond to address Aiken County GOP meeting
The Aiken County Republican Party will meet Thursday January 10 at 7 pm in the County Council Chambers 736 Richland Ave Aiken The test speaker will be Mark Hammond candidate for secretary of state For details call Rachael Meehan at 64 9688
Community groups and events January schedule in Augusta area
Blood drive at Leavelle McCampbell Middle School runs Friday January 11 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Don Delillo book discussion at Aiken County Public Library Friday January 11 at 10:30 a.m. led by Sally Farris. Studebaker Drivers Club meets January 18 at 2 p.m. Reynolds Street parking lot Cotton Exchange Building Augusta. Antique Appraisal Fair January 11, 7–10 p.m. presented by Aiken Brewing Company with Charlton Halls Galleries. verbal appraisals limited to two items per person. tickets $25 at Aiken Center for the Arts. Augusta Museum of History Brown Bag History January 9 at noon with C. Tom Sutherland on Major Storrs Civil War saga. Located 560 Reynolds St. hours 10–5 Tue–Sat. free Sunday. call 706-722-8454.
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Shepeard
Leavelle McCampbell
Shepeard Community Blood Center
Leavelle McCampbell Middle School
Don Delillo
Aiken County Public Library Book Group
Sally Farris
Augusta
South Carolina
Studebaker Drivers Club
Reynolds Street
Cotton Exchange
Cliff Jollie
Arts
Aiken Brewing Company
Charlton Hall Galleries
Columbia
Charlton Halls
Aiken Center For the Arts
Augusta Museum of History
C. Tom Sutherland
Major Storrs
Reynolds St
Aiken Camellia Show Set For January At Aiken Mall
The Aiken Camellia Club announces its annual camellia show January 19 and 20 at the Aiken Mall. Hours are 2:30 to 8 on Saturday and 1:05 to 5 on Sunday. Admission is free. About 22 judges and 90 awards are planned with exhibits from Carolina, Georgia and Alabama.
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Camellia Club
Aiken Mall
Aiken County
Aiken
Marie Dahlen
Paul
Carolias
Georgia
Alabam
Aiken Public Safety Roundup Notes New Year Events
Aiken Public Safety reports include a 14 year old taken to Aiken Regional Medical Center after a New Year Eve party where she drank heavily and a man was found with her in another apartment. Police seek two people for a shoplifting incident involving a buggy filled with merchandise. A man loaned a car to the suspects and later learned they fled in another vehicle. A phone loss on New Year Eve and multiple unauthorized charges totaling about 742 dollars were reported. Nelson Wilson, 31, was arrested Dec 31 for possession of cocaine with intent to distribute after officers found powdery substance on him.
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Aiken
Aiken Regional Medical Center
Ter
Nelson Wilson
Academy Road
Wilson
Richland Avenue
Local Education and Community Notes from Aiken Area
Angela Osteen earns a bachelor of arts in English from Newberry College during December commencement. Melanie Mims-Davis joins The Pritchard Group as administrative services manager. Coca-Cola Calendar signed copies offered by Security Federal Bank for USC Aiken scholarship in memory of Anne Harrison. Parkinson’s Support Group meets the third Tuesday at 7 pm at 1680 Richland Ave. W. Call 641-9106 for details.
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Osteen Ears
Newberry College
Angela Denise Osteen
Batesbury
Mims-Davis
Pritchard Group
Melanie Kay Mims Davis
Pritchard Group, Inc
Augusta State University
Security Federal Security Federal Bank
South Carolina
Jim Harrison
Security Federal
University of South Carolina Aiken
Anne Harrison
Parkinson's
Aiken Area
Parkinson’s
Planning and Development Department
Richland ‘Ave. W
Georgia Lottery Draws Reported for Saturday
Georgia Lottery results list Cash 3 Midday 8 7 0 Cash 3 Evening 3 8 7 Cash 4 Midday 0 6 8 9 Cash 4 Evening 7 4 4 9 Fantasy 9 12 2 22 37 Lotto South 7 18 39 42 46 49
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Cash
Fantasy
Lotto South
Aiken's January Character Trait Focus on Punctuality
Aiken highlights punctuality as the featured character trait for January, inviting reflection on timeliness and reliability. The monthly focus appears in school communications and related activities.
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First Steps Partnership Board
Aiken County Public Library
Chesterfield Street
Horse Creek
Gregg Park Civic Center
Sharon McLaughlin
Aiken County Council Chambers
Ridge Spring Town
Barbara Vaughn
Houndslake Country Club
Aiken Lymphedema Support Group
Hitchcock Rehabilitation Center
Judy Cross
Bulane Salley & Co
Centre South
New Ellenton
NAACP
Smith Hazel Community Center
David Walker
Aiken Usdoors
Chris Lydle
Laurens Street
Roger Brock
Larry White
Cumberland Village
Sheppard Community Blood Center
Aiken Heart Board
Joe
Julia DeVore
Burkwood Place
Aiken Electric Coop
Needlepoint Guild Meeting
Edward Jones
Golden Corral
Whiskey Road
Republican Party
County Council ‘Chambers
Richland Ave
Rachael Meehan
S.C
Studebaker
Center For the Arts
Ion
Flo
Paul Dahlen
Frank Wieland
Japan
China
Aiken Department F Public Safety
Daughtery Street
North Augusta
Georgia Lottery
Fax
Aikenian
Scott B. Hunter
Rutland Dive
Alen
Aken Stare PO
Aken
Yar County
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Akien
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