Six Artists Exhibit Under the Influence at McCormick Center
On June 1 six artists showcased in the First Friday Exhibition at The McCormick Art Center. The show titled Under the Influence features participants Lee Larsson Sally Donovan Joan Popiel Mary Alice Lockhart Sarah Taylor and Marjorie Milne all studying under Al Beyer at USC Aiken.
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USC Aiken
Lee Larsson
Sally Donovan
Joan Popiel
Mary Alice Lockhart
Sarah Taylor
Marjorie Milne
Jennings graduates from Gardner-Webb University
North Augusta resident Jennings was among nearly 700 graduates at Gardner-Webb University spring commencement 2012. He earned a Bachelor of Science in psychology and Spanish.
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Trumble Named GHSU Resident of the Year
Dr Jill Trumble has been named Georgia Health Sciences University 2012 Resident of the Year. Trevor R West son of Ronnie and Lynn West of Wagener received a letter from Clemson President James F Barker congratulating him on outstanding academic achievement. He earned a 4.0 GPA for the spring semester.
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North Augusta student Kristen Alston named to Mercer dean's list
Kristen Alston of North Augusta earned a Mercer University School of Engineering bachelor’s degree in May and was named to the dean’s list for spring 2012 for meeting high GPA standards.
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North Augusta
Mercer University
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Williamson Joins Marvin Design Group as Intern Architect
Jon Michael Williamson joins Marvin Design Group as an intern architect. A Clemson University graduate, he earned a BA in architecture in 2007 and an MArch in 2012. He is a South Carolina native who previously worked in Charlotte on municipal and community facilities and has over five years of BIM experience.
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Youngest Councilman Terrence Culath Heads D C Visit
Johnston announces Terrence Culath, the town's newly elected councilman and the youngest ever, will travel to Washington D C to meet with U S Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius and other young officials.
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Juneteenth Celebration in Aiken Honors Emancipation
The Center for African American History hosts a free Juneteenth event today from 10 am to 4 pm at Perry Park. The program includes a traveling slave exhibit by George Bryant, a historical reenactment by Tyree Evans and Wayne O Bryant, and performances by gospel groups from the CSRA, highlighting African American history and culture.
Juneteenth Celebration in Perry Park Today
A Juneteenth event runs today from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Perry Park, 720 Abbeville Ave., with free entry. Health fair screenings, food vendors, African-American crafts, a children's area, and voter registration info from the Aiken NAACP are featured. Ben Baugh reports on the local scene.
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Kroger stores raise more than ten thousand for CMN charity
Kroger employees and customers across the CSRA collected about 10 000 for the Children's Miracle Network. The Aiken store contributed 2 944 from Miracle Balloon icons sold at registers over a three week fundraiser. North Augusta and six Augusta area locations pushed total to 16 000 benefiting Georgia Health Sciences.
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North Augusta
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Atlanta
Georgia
South Carolina
Tennessee
Alabama
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Ly Pedondnerige
Lemsty
Rashad Heyward
Shandora Bates
Ansiey Bennett
Sommer Farmer
Natasha Hampton
Red Cross launches first in a series of safety apps
The American Red Cross released a free smartphone app for iPhone and Android that offers step by step emergency instructions for situations such as allergies bleeding choking heart attacks poisoning and meningitis. It includes videos quizzes and safety tips for severe weather and disasters with a GETFIRST link option and 9 1 1 quick call access.
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Lindsay Findley
Aiken County
Anna Dolianitis
Findley
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