Aiken County Board Members Discuss Education Focus and Terms
The Aiken County School Board members outline their terms ending dates with many citing education as a core drive. Members include SERVICE fram with a 2000 term end and Kay Chriswell elected in 1990, plus others like Inease Williamson and Jack Hunter sharing commitment to improving rural and district education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aiken
Kay Chriswell
Gloverville
Wyatt Development Company
Roland Smith
Inease Williamson
Salley
Wagener Insurance and Realty
Sheran Proctor
North Augusta Animal Hospital
North Augusta
Jack Hunter
Brent Rankin
Environment, Safety and Health
Westinghouse Savannah River Company
1997 Hitchcock volunteers honored for community work
Mr Chuck named Volunteer of the Year for 1997 for his work with children. He greets customers with a high five and prepares at home to serve Center children. Last year the center logged 11300 hours of volunteer work and 125364 in donations and event proceeds. Hitchcock aims to raise 1 million for an endowment by 2001 and partners with 184 organizations. Five groups received awards for their 1997 contributions including Aiken Regional Medical Centers and Columbia County Schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chuck
Volunter
Ms. Boston
Hitchcock
Aiken Regional Medical Centers
Barnwell Satellite Center
Columbia County Schools
Walton Rehabilitation
Neighbor Care
Students receive student art gifts at Warrenville and area schools
Students Rom in Reames of Warrenville Elementary received Little Foil House from Carlos Perry. Art Hadden at New Ellen ton Middle got Collage of Color Quilt from Aaron Quick. Brent Rankin earned Smooth Sailing Duck from Megan Bates of Hammond Hill Elementary. Aiken County Career Center students are crafting gold cannons for board members. The business agenda was shorter with small budget and maintenance approvals. A Feb. 17 meeting was planned to discuss special education issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reames
Carlos Perry
Warrenville Elementary
Art Hadden
New Ellenton Middle
Aaron Quick
Brent Rankin
Megan Bates
Hammond Hill Elementary
Aiken County
Water issues prompt call for bank fee review at meeting
A meeting heard concerns over water line breaks exceeding 60 and the commission’s reluctance to replace a $5,000 motor at well number 1. Audiences questioned $1,500 in “administrative fees” charged by Carolina First Bank on a $145,904 savings account, with one member noting the funds could be loaned out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commission
Carolina First Bank
Water Commission
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Fram
Glover Hickson
Augusta
Kroger
Bath
Charles Reames
Lalways
Jackson
Westinghouse
Savannah River Company
Jamet
Hadde
Romin
Abby
Aiken Standard
Toma Research
Nor
Toma
Berry Holl Rst
Tom Lue Thet
Elliott Gix Supply
Laurens Street
Aiken, SC
Richland Ave
Kalmia
Monty Bates
Aiken Nails
Eastgate Dr
Publix
Aiken Mall
Aiken Area
Mini “Strom
Laurens St
Coe
University Parkway
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