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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 2015
Page
4
The Aiken Mall Belk will host Kidfest from noon to 3 p.m. Saturday featuring a children's fashion show. Kids may select outfits from the kids department beforehand and model them on stage sheduled event. Signups are available by phone at 803-642-5628 ext 243 or in-store.
The Center for African American History Art and Culture seeks applications for its Juneteenth festival to be held Saturday June 20 at Perry Park 720 Abbeville Ave NE. The event features food entertainment vendors and family friendly exhibitions contact Jo-Anne Saunders at 706-664-3989 or aikenculturalcenter gmail com for details.
Public Safety logs note windows broken on Sommers Avenue and vehicle scratches on York Street. Burglaries were reported on Grace Avenue Washington Circle and Atomic Road Beech Island with items missing including a TV firearm and money. Teen thefts occurred at Aiken High School and a driver’s license and cards were taken. One domestic incident involved threats and an ex-boyfriend.
March 24 2015 bookings at the Doris C Gravat Detention Center list Antonio Nelson Quarles 37 with multiple charges including driving under suspension open container DUI second offense habitual offender and false information to police. Christopher Heath Owen 37 faces pointing and presenting firearms at a person and simple possession of marijuana. David Lee Christian 41 charged with criminal domestic violence first second and third offenses. Esau Murphy 17 charged with assault and battery third degree. Public access advised via Aiken Standard Crime section.
The Edgefield County Historical Society will dedicate its new caretaker’s cottage at Horn Creek Church during its spring meeting at 3 p.m. Sunday. The ceremony, open to the public, includes a blessing led by Rev. Tom DiMarco. A barbecue supper will follow. The society built the cottage to stop vandalism at the church and cemetery and installed alarms and cameras. New caretaker Barney Dunbar Lamar moved in weeks ago and will aid restoration efforts. Lamar, a Beech Island native and Emory graduate, has restoration experience from Germany and the Biltmore House. He runs Fine Art Restoration with projects nationwide.
The dedication at Horn Creek Church occurs at 3 p.m. Sunday with the Edgefield County Historical Society spring meeting. The church lies five miles south of Edgefield on Old Stage Road and calls 803-637-2233 for details. Groundbreaking and Palm Sunday service drew 150 attendees as cemetery restoration continues, led by Historical Society Vice President Clarice Wise.
Savannah River Nuclear Solutions and Savannah River Remediation led the CSRA Heart Walk on March 7 at North Augusta Greeneway, drawing more than 5,000 walkers and exceeding the goal by 50000. Georgia Regents University and GR Health topped fundraisers with 117334, while Solutions, Doctors Hospital, Savannah River Remediation, and Columbia County followed. Bill Macuch topped individual fundraising with 7300.
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