Community coats drive fills Aiken clinic with warm donations
Veterans at the Aiken Veterans Clinic benefit from a large turnout as Marine Corps League Detachment 939 collects coats hats and jackets. Kim Hoge started the effort after an influx of requests and volunteers quickly expanded the drive aiming to reach about 1000 coats for area veterans.
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Aiken Veterans Clinic
Marine Corps League Detachment 939
Lane Parker
Parker
Aiken Clinic
Veterans Affairs Medical Center
Augusta
Kim Hoge
Voluntary Service
Hoge
Haley Hughes
Dave Marvin
Regional poets read to support recovery poetry in Aiken
Poets Laureate Laurel Blossom Dennis Ward Stiles and Ed Madden join Tom Lombardo editor of After Shocks for a free reading at The Book Stall on Hayne Avenue in Aiken from 1 to 3 p.m. Saturday February 14. The event promotes the anthology featuring 115 poets and themes of grief war exile and loss.
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Aiken
Tom Lombardo
Atlanta
Laurel Blossom
Edgefield
Dennis Ward Stiles
Charleston
Ed Madden
Columbia
Stallon Hayne Avenue
Lombardo
U.S
Webmd
Ridgeway Press
University of South Carolina
South Carolina
Madden
University of South Carolina Press
America By Foot Inc
Poetry Society of South Carolina
Gibbes Museum of Art
Pudding House
Poetryofrecovery
Suzanne Stone
Aikenstandard
Aiken Christian School tops Division II state math meet
Aiken Christian School claimed first place with Alex Keelty the top scorer among seniors, and Joshua Marbert Timothy Olson and Greg Stephens among the top ten. Their second team finished sixth, with Jennifer Little and Bekah Marbert plus freshmen Jonathan Freed Katelyn Marbert Taylor Burke. 155 students from 18 schools competed in SCISA Division II, ages 99 or fewer.
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Aiken Christian School
S.C. Independent School Association
Alex Keelty
ACS
Josh Marbert
Timothy Olson
Greg Stephens
Samantha Clessner
Jennifer Little
Bekah Marbert
Jonathan Freed
Katelyn Marbert
Taylor Burke
Divine Performing Arts to perform at Bell Auditorium
Divine Performing Arts bring a 60 dancer Chinese classical and ethnic dance show to Augusta Bell Auditorium on Friday March 13 at 6 30 p m. The program blends a full orchestra with Chinese instruments and stories including Mulan as part of a five millennium culture. Tickets from 26 to 89 dollars via TicketMaster or by phone with promos through February.
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Divine Performing Arts
Augusta
Bell Auditorium
Mulan
Ben Yang
Communist Party
United States
Canada
United Kingdom
Japan
Sweden
Taiwan
Australia
TicketMaster
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Four Way Books
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