Upcoming Events in Aiken County and Augusta Area
ABBE Puppet Players perform Three Little Pigs at Aiken County Public Library at 2 p.m. Call 642-2020. Planning Commission meets 6 p.m. at Radisson Riverfront Hotel Augusta, contact Maria Defever 442-7812. Augusta Aiken SHRM meeting at Aiken County Chambers, 736 Richland Ave. Line rummage sale 8 a.m. to noon at Roberts Building near Barnwell Ave and Chesterfield St, contact 641-4143. Registration and Elections Commission meeting 5:30 p.m. at 916 Vauicluse Road, contact 642-1528. EPA groundwater meeting 7 p.m. at Old Williston High School Auditorium, 12255 Main St, contact 404-562-6387. Special GOP primary election for Aiken County Council 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. contact 642-1528. Aiken County Public refers to the ongoing listings.
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Alien Community Play Gala and local church aid
Ecce Butler and Phil Napier discuss July 27 gala for the Alien Community Play as town churches assist Honduras disaster recovery. Sunday Morning 10 Library Board of Trustees meets at 5 30 p m at the library. Contact 642 7586 for upcoming events submission to Aiken Standard Events PO Box 456 Aiken SC 29802 fax 803 648 6052 newsroom 803 646 2311.
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Woodsman ship Hunter Education Day Camp at Savannah River Site
The annual Woodsman ship Hunter Education Day Camp runs July 29 to August 2 from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. daily at the Savannah River Site. For ages 12 and up, the program covers safety ethics and field skills. Fee is $100 with a non-refundable $25 deposit. scholarships may be available. Details from Jody Childs at 7258712 or Debra Lindsay at 7250070.
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City of Character Aiken’s July trait Justice
Aiken preserves a civic profile highlighting Justice as its character trait for July. The emphasis underscores fairness in local governance and community actions while public programs highlight equal treatment and lawful process.
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South Carolina Lottery Draw Tuesday Results
Tuesday winning numbers include Pick 3 3 2 5 in order. Cash 2 Midday 0 6 4. Cash 3 Evening 3 6 5.
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Public meeting on EPA groundwater probe at Williston site
A public meeting about the Environmental Protection Agency groundwater contamination investigation at the Admiral Home Appliances site in Williston is set for Tuesday July 23 at 7 pm in the Old Williston High School auditorium located at 12255 Main Street. For more details contact EPA Public Affairs Specialist Linda Starks at 404 562 8487.
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Wagener Little League Football Registration Set for July 27
The Wagener Natu League Football Association schedules registration for players and cheerleaders ages 8 to 12 from 10 a.m. to noon Saturday July 27 at Crescent Cities Park Wagener. Contact Eric Gleaton at 564-3921 or 564-6125 for details.
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Miss South Carolina Transforms Platform To Aid Learners
Kelly McCorkle, crowned Miss South Carolina, will champion learning disabilities awareness for a year. She cites her lifelong struggle, her parents as teachers, and her aim to be a spokesperson for children lacking her advantages.
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Portraits of the Past in Aiken County Readers invited to submit photos
Aiken County readers are asked to share old photos or information about people or places. Contact Lary Ferguson at 648 2311 ext 219 to submit and note photos may take up to 30 days to appear in Atlas of the Past.
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Earnings surge at People's Community Capital in Q2 2002
People's Community Capital Corporation reports quarterly net income of 249 150 dollars, up from 122 555 in 2001, aided by higher average earning assets and lower deposit costs. For the first half of 2002, net income reached 442 443 dollars, a 56 percent rise from 2001, with total assets at 95.2 million and loans at 55.6 million. Non-performing loans stood at 511 707 dollars as of June 30 2002.
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The Aiken Standard Ad Rates and Delivery Note
A scrambled notice from The Aiken Standard lists subscription rates for various mail and category options, including monthly and yearly prices, and mentions delivery issues. It appears to be a garbled page segment with corrupted text and partial field names.
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