NAMES AND NOTES Language Arts Fest Winners
The list shows winners across categories from several area schools. Notable first place recipients include Amanda Teasdale of Aiken High in Writing About a Visual and Quameshia Gaunt of Ridge Spring Monetta High in Original Interpretation of Published Poetry.
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Amanda Teasdale
Aiken High
Nathaniel Miller
North Augusta Middle School
Alex Hurd
Ryan Gillespie
Bailey Hammond
Quameshia Gaunt
Joseph Williams
Cristal Gozales
Ridge Spring-Monetta High School
Thomas Pope
Belle Key
RSM High
Tracy Hoel
Danielle Altringer
North Augusta Middle
McKayla Jenkins
Price Parker
Chrisonda Black
McKenna Palmer
Michala Fox
Sarah Pryzwara
South Aikien High
Aaron Whittle
Jordan Reeves
Ridge Spring Monetta
Melinda Stone
South Aiken High
Rowan Miller
Thorya Radland
Kayce Jendrszek
Schofield Middle
Sydney Lykin
Cara Larsen
Lydia Gerstenberger
Jordan Dunbar
Melanie Mottsey
Eduardo Alarcon
Kimberly Williams
Veronica Brooks
North Au
Gusta Middle
Sarina Shahidpour
Lezlie Julian
North Augusta High
Thorya Radlund
Kat Byne
Language Arts Fest Winners At USC Aiken
Aiken County students from middle and high schools earned honors at USC Aiken’s Language Arts Festival. Coordinated by English teachers Vicki Collins and Roy Seeger, the event offered six categories including poetry narratives flash fiction memoirs analysis and text based research. Seeger praised the festival as a wonderful opportunity to spark interest in writing and speaking.
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Aiken County
USC Aiken
Vicki Collins
Roy Seeger
Seeger
Aiken Hosts Inaugural Spring Conservation and Recycling Day
The City of Aiken sponsored the event at H Odell Weeks Center to raise environmental awareness and reduce air pollution. Residents traded old gasoline lawn mowers for discounted electric models, with Rain Water Solutions among vendors and a grant-backed effort from the South Carolina Department of Health and Environmental Control.
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Robert Stack
Aiken
H. Odell Weeks Activities Center
Stack
City of
Savannah River Nuclear Solutions
Aiken Soil and Water Conservation Commission
Aiken County
Coach T
EPA
Cauthen
Coakely
SANS
Spring Sidewalk Sale returns March 7 in Aiken
The Aiken Downtown Development Association organizes a three day Spring Sidewalk Sale from March 7 to 9 with many shops offering 50 percent or more off on sale tables and 20 percent off statewide items. Lionel Smith Ltd on Laurens Street advertises up to 80 percent off select items across 22 participating businesses including Aiken Antique Mall and The Bone I side Bakery with offsite locations on Haylie Avenue and Pendleton Street.
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Aiken
Ron Brenneman
Birds and Butterflies
Lionel Smith Ltd
Laurens Street
Aiken Antique Mall
3 Monkeys Fine Gifts
Aiken Dry Goods
Bone-I-side Bakery
Caroline’s
Charlotte's Bridal
Equine Divine
My Jewelry
My Aiken Body
Pitter Patter Children’s
Re-Fresh
Tea Garden Gifts
True Value Hardware
Vinya’s
Aiken Downtown Spring Sidewalk Sale Announced
The Aiken Downtown Development Association announces a three day sidewalk sale from March 7 to 9. Shoppers can explore Laurens Street Hayne Avenue Pendleton Street and Park Avenue with more information by calling 649 2221 or visiting downtownaiken com.
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Aiken
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