First Potters Studio Tour Along Heritage Trail
The first potters studio tour and sale runs Friday through Sunday along the S C Heritage Trail in Greenwood and Edgefield counties. The event opens with joint receptions at The Museum in Greenwood and the Discovery Center in Edgefield where the public can meet participating potters and view samples of their work. For information and times email bellhousepottery@gmail.com or visit Heritage Trail Pottery Tour Sale on Facebook.
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Greenwood
Edgefield
Discovery Center
Bellhousepottery
Gmail
Facebook
HeritageTrail
Willis pursues physical therapy path through service and resilience
Ashley Willis shares a journey from high school athlete to physical therapy student at USCA and MUSC. After tearing her labrum, she found purpose in therapy, volunteered with Project SEED and Teaming Up for Fitness, and aims to open an outpatient clinic after graduation.
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Ashley
Koo
Willis
Newberry Physical Therapy
USCA
Gamma Beta Phi
Aiken
The
Newberry
MUSC
Chris de Witt
Department of
Aiken County opens employee health center
Aiken County Government opened an Employee Health Center on Jan 4 to boost employee wellness and cut health costs. In 10 weeks staff shed 400.6 pounds and logged 2186 miles as winners in weight loss and activity contests are named.
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Aiken County
Ryan Young
Jeff Reece
Steve Cox
Beth Willis
Ruth Gordy
Leah Burkhalter
Aiken considers new Roman Catholic church with 850-seat sanctuary
The plan calls for a 14 700 square foot traditional style church with a 96 foot bell tower and two connected wings. Materials include stucco Indiana Limestone and granite foundation with a oxidized copper roof. The sanctuary would seat about 850, up from 280, while daily use of the old sanctuary remains for weddings masses and funerals.
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Park Avenue
Chaput
DRB
Philip Merry
Aiken
St. Angela Hall
St. Mary
County considers new bond option for Uni versity Parkway project
Aiken County debates financing for an administrative complex on University Parkway. Council votes to issue 29 million in bonds for 30 years, with total debt service around 50 million, while paying off a 12.5 million bond anticipation note from Bridgestone incentives. Several members seek more flexibility and concrete justification for bonds to developers. An amended budget ordinance funds capital projects including EMS HQ renovations and health department property purchase. Haley Hughes covers the story for the Aiken Standard.
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Smith
Bridgestone
University Parkway
LaVana McKenzie
Sandy Haskell
Ronnie Young
Kathy Rawls
Scott Singer
Charles Barton
Gary Bunker
Willar Hightower
Young
Singer
Council
Bunker
Bridgestone Americas Tire
Coca-Cola
EMS
Beaufort St
Health Department
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Rob Novit
Aiken Standards Education
Walterboro
University of Georgia
Amy Banton
City Beat
Aiken Standard
Rusburg
Randolph Macon Woman’ College
Visit
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Haley Hughes
Hughes
Middle Tennessee State University
Knoxville, Tenn
National Day OF Prayer
H. Odell Weeks Recreation Center
Whiskey Road
Aiken, SC
Lord
Laurens St
Hayne Ave
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