Community events and service notices in local area
Upcoming events include a blood drive at SKF Automotive Division Graniteville noon to 4 pm Friday and record pickups for Aiken Academy graduates by July 31. Lions mobile health screening at Aiken Mall, Helpliner training in August, and licensure exams for hearing aid specialists. Also living history day September 15 and Hope Homes fundraiser barbecue August 7 details varying by location.
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Shepeard Community Blood Center
SKF Automotive Division
International Place
Graniteville
The
Lions Club of
Aiken
South Carolina Lions Mobile
Aiken Mall
S.C. Department of Health and Environmental Control
Dhec Division of Health Licensing
Local student to sing in Oklahoma on Broadway stage
Cameron Bell a 15 year old Strom Thurmond High student is chosen for the chorus of Rodgers and Hammerstein Oklahoma to be staged September 12 to 16 at Davidson Fine Arts School in Augusta with Broadway in New York crews. The production celebrates Augusta Opera’s 35th season and features over 100 participants from Georgia and beyond.
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Hope Homes
Ridgeview Baptist Church
North Augusta
Cameron Bell
Strom Thurmond High
Oklahoma
Davidson Fine Arts School
Cameron
Georgia
Broadway
New York
Augusta
Edward Bradberry
Augusta Opera
Merriwether
Augusta Children’s Chorale
GT Chorus
GT Drama
Augusta Symphony
Opera
Aiken History Talk Details 1871 County Split and Growth
Owen Clary, chair of the Aiken County Historical Commission, recounts how in 1871 Aiken County formed from Barnwell Edgefield Lexington and Orangeburg, naming William Aiken as founder rail president. He notes early towns Hamburg Kaolin Polecat etc. The Kiwanis meet at 1 pm Thursdays in August at First Presbyterian Church.
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Owen Clary
Aiken County
North Augusta
Barnwell
Edgefield County
Clary
Aiken
Edgefield
Lexington
Orangeburg
William Aiken
S.C. Railroad
Savannah River
Aiken Kiwanis Club
First Presbyterian Church
Area One to End Summer School August 14
Area One will close its summer program on August 14 with 564 high school and 164 middle school students enrolled. Elementary numbers were not provided. Final day for middle schools is Wednesday and for high schools Thursday. county wide graduation is Friday at 5 p.m. in North Augusta High School Gym.
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Girls Incorporated of the
CSRA
United Way Agency
Area One
Brenda Smith
Smith
North Augusta High School
Community notices from CSRA Coin Club and HELP LINE rummage sale
The Stephen James CSRA Coin Club meets August 9 at 7 p.m. in the Aiken County Library meeting room. A rummage sale for the HELP LINE is Saturday from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Duches Building, 100 block Fairfield Ave, with dropoffs at 320 Park Ave during business hours and limited pickup by calling 641 4143. Kiwanis guest Rev. Art Zawislak speaks August 7 at noon at Eejay's. Call 649 1019 or 648 9804 for details. Winning lottery numbers are listed for Cash 3 Midday and Evening, Cash 4, The Big Game, Big Money, and Fantasy 5.
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Aiken County
Help Line
United Way Agency
Helpliner
Park Ave
Stephen James Csra Coin Club
Duches
Fairfield Ave
Kiwanis Club
Eejay’s
Art Zawislak
First Baptist Church
Warrenville
Freeman lands role in The Lost Colony theater production
Aiken resident Richard Lee Freeman, USC Aiken student and member of Who's Who among College Students and the National Honor Society, debuts with The Lost Colony in North Carolina's Outer Banks. Also, Jeffrey L. Bell wins the Mark Clark Award at Citadel Summer Camp graduation. Charles O'Hara named to NRCC Business Advisory Council and to the 2001 Republican Legislative Conference delegate slate.
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Aiken
Richard Lee Freeman
University of South Carolina Aiken
National Honor Society
The
Colony
Jeffrey L. Bell
Mark Clark
Citadel
Jeffrey
Paul Knox Middle School
Kenneth A. Franklin
Lee Bell
North Augusta
Carolina
O'Hara
South Carolina
Washington, D.C
Aiken Names July Theme Joyfulness
The community marks July with a focus on Joyfulness as its featured character trait for the month, highlighting cheerful conduct and positive spirit in local events and activities.
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Aiken
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Boy Scout Court OF Honor
Shepeard Common Blood Center
Aiken Academy Gradual
Aiken Academy
Uons Club of
Social Service Agency
DHEC
Carolina Star
Palmetto Light Artillery
14Th
S.C. Volunteer Infantry
David Pearson
ARMC
Wise Outrageous Women
Aiken Regional Medical Centers
W.O.W
Connie Singer
Board of Disabilities
Vaucluse Road
Bettie A. Williams
Merriwether Middle School
Otey
Bea Anderson
Darlene
Memory Lane
Bath
Polecat Junction
Montmorenci
Windsor and White
C. D. Hayne
S.C. General Assembly
Georgia Lottery
Cash
Fantasy
Lost Colony
North Carolina
Freeman Is A
Jeffrey Bell
Area Businessman To Business Advisory Council
National Republican Congressional Committee
Aiken Busi
Nessman
Charles
Business Advisory Council
South
Freeman
Aikenstandard
Scott B. Hunter
Aiken Communications Inc
P.O. Box
Rutland Drive
S.C
P.O
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