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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 04, 2012

Page

2

Aiken Links Holds Fifth Annual Student Recognition Program

The Aiken Chapter of Links Incorporated held its fifth annual Student Recognition Program at Old Macedonia Baptist Church in North Augusta on May 20 2012 at 6 p.m. High school graduates from Aiken and Edgefield counties were honored for academics arts athletics character and service with scholarships including $500 awarded to Bree Smith and three other seniors. The laptop donated by Rep. William Clyburn went to Bree Smith. other $500 scholarships went to Brittany Turner Rachell Bates and Nicole Harvin. Security Federal Bank provided one scholarship.

Aiken Links, Incorporated Old Macedonia Baptist Church North Augusta Edgefield Stacie Williams University of South Carolina Williams William Clyburn Bree Smith Fox Creek High School Brittany Turner South Aiken High Rachell Bates Silver Bluff High Nicole Harvin Aiken High Security Federal Bank William J. Victor Johnie M. Williams Ken Performing Arts Academy Siobhan Samantha Neeley Justin Williams Michael R Williams North Augusta High School Kia Burton Jurell Corey Green J Matthew Larry

Nine of ten South Carolina motorists wear seat belts

A USC survey released by the South Carolina Department of Public Safety shows 90.5 percent belt use statewide, a record high. Women lead in use at 93.3 percent while rural occupants trail urban users. The study covers June 2012 in 16 counties and cites a statewide effort to reduce injuries and fatalities.

Palmetto State University of South Carolina S.C. Department of Public Safety Lance Cpl Judd Jones Highway Patrol Aiken National Highway Traffic Safety Administration South Carolina

Smith-Hazel campers craft cards for soldiers

Smith-Hazel Recreation Center campers spent a July afternoon personalizing handmade cards to send to U S service members. Ten to twelve youths discussed Independence Day and veterans, with cards featuring flags and heart stamps.

Smith-Hazel Recreation Center U.S Shaniya Bryant Julsa Blocker Bryant Brandon Konar Elizabeth Fte Haylee Scheib Ciarita Dunbar Chris Farrow

Area Fourth of July events across Aiken Augusta area

Many Independence Day activities planned from Aiken to Augusta include free community celebrations at Gaston Livery and Aiken Veterans Park with pie contests, music by Preston and Weston, and an American Tribute. Downtown Augusta hosts a city celebration with games, inflatables, food and fireworks.

Ming Konarik Blocker Aiken Augusta National Weather Service Gaston Livery and Aiken Veterans Park Richland Avenue Preston Weston Columbia County Patriots Park Columbia Road Stephen Lee U.S. Army Signal Corps Vellotones Dom McCormick Savannah Lakes Lake Thurmond Marina Beach

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