Aiken Arts Center honors slave potter Drake family
The Aiken Center for the Arts hosted a July 8 event recognizing descendants of slave potter David Drake. Filmed interviews were shown and descendants received a face vessel by Gary Dexter. Drake, later inducted into the South Carolina Hall of Fame, is famed for stoneware and poems on pieces.
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Garden and family cope after loss through resilient gardening
Jackie Watkins describes her husband Emmett's death following severe injuries and their struggle to move forward. She finds solace in a large vegetable garden supplying watermelons and other produce, using soil, fertilizer, and patience to help her four children cope while she preserves her late husband’s memory.
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ATC president outlines expanded transfer and certificate programs
ATC president Mahan calls for more dual enrollment and transfer credit with USC Clemson and other four year institutions to broaden college pathways. He emphasizes certificates and diplomas for immediate high wage jobs while continuing legacy programs from former president Winsor and settling into a welcoming Aiken community.
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