Little Red Tells Kids Rules Through a Funky Fairy Tale
At Nancy Carson Library in North Augusta a Porkchop Productions performance of Little Red Riding Hood entertained grades 1 through 6. The show emphasized following rules, featured masks and fruitcake as a comedic plot device, and included a meet the cast after. The event was part of the library’s Summer Reading Program with more activities planned and info available at the library’s site.
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Granny and the Wolf
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Veteran coach keeps summer basketball camps alive in South Carolina
Louie O'Gorman opened his summer basketball camp in 1964 and continues through this season at USC Aiken Convocation Center and other campuses. The program draws private school players and younger girls, with O'Gorman noting camps rely on school systems bringing entire teams. Hammond School coach Elizabeth Moses highlights the hands on experience for her 6 foot 5 junior Elaine Epting during a three and a half day session.
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Aiken
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Convocation Center
Belmont Abbey
St. Leo College
Florida
Irma High School
Columbia
Elizabeth Moses
Hammond School
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Rob Novit
Louie O'Gorman
Aiken Community Playhouse Adds Show for Doubt Parable
The four member cast of Doubt A Parable at Aiken Community Playhouse has added an 8 p.m. performance today due to high demand. Tickets cost $12 and can be reserved by calling 648-1438 or visiting the theater website. Additional performances follow on Friday and Saturday at 8 p.m.
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Barbara Lewis
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African American Center Named to Historic Registry
The Center for African American History Arts and Culture will occupy the former Immanuel School building at 120 York St. N.E. in Aiken and is designated on the National Register. Coleen Reed led the designation effort, highlighting the school’s 1881 founding by Rev. W.R. Coles and its role as an industrial training school for former slaves.
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Aiken
Aiken County Bar Charity Golf Tourney Set for July 6
The Aiken County Bar will hold its second Charity Golf Tournament on Monday July 6 at Houndslake Country Club. Registration starts at 8 a.m. with a shotgun start at 9 a.m. The fee is 75 dollars per player or 300 dollars per four player team. For information call 642-1557 ext. 108.
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Aiken County
Houndslake Country Club
Education Matters celebrates 6th anniversary banquet
The Edu cation Matters radio program on WAAW 94.7 FM marks six years with a July 10 banquet honoring teachers, education, and students. Tickets cost $40 and the event starts at 6 30 p.m in the USCA B and E Gym. For more information call 502 0777.
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