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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 2006
Page
2
The Aiken County Council will meet Tuesday and Wednesday with four firms Fine Deering Development Forum Municipal Services Kahn Development Company and HG Reynolds to hear final pitches for a new government complex. No vote will occur yet. selection slated for July 18 with financing factors and service locations to be decided.
Laurise Simpson leads baton twirling and dance lessons at H. Odell Weeks Center for ages 5 to 18. Sessions run Saturdays with separate batons provided first class, costs range 35 to 45 dollars monthly, and out of town residents pay extra. Contact 642-1631 to register.
Security Federal will merge its bank with Collier Jennings Insurance, expanding services gradually. Collier Jennings will operate under the Collier Jennings name in Aiken, North Augusta and South Augusta with Gerald Jennings leading the new insurance operations. The bank, founded 1922, has 11 locations and plans a new Evans Georgia branch. Collier Jennings employs 10 licensed agents and 15 staff.
Gina Sanders found an unlabeled old photo of a child in an abandoned shack in Wagener area with a milk of magnesia bottle dated 1903. She hopes readers identify the portrait and return it to the family, offering contact details.
A Dupont Planetarium press release announces an extra 7 p.m. Friday screening of Blown Away The Wild World of Weather at USC Aiken Ruth Patrick Science Center with additional 8 p.m. showings Friday Saturday July 21 22. Digistar Laser Fantasy screens at 9 p.m. on those dates. Admission runs 450 for adults 350 for students and 350 for seniors for Laser Fantasy 550 adult 350 senior Solo. Reservations at 641 3768.
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