Local Talent Hunt Winners Highlight Fraternity Event
Wayman Johnson R Delany Crews wins first place at a Sigma Pi Chapter of Omega Psi Phi Talent Hunt with Violin Concerto No 6 in A minor. Contest drew 16 students from several area high schools including North Augusta and Aiken High Schools. Crews is an honor student active in Beta Club FBLA chorus and regional orchestras. Fox Creek High School names AB honor roll members for the third quarter.
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Wayman Johnson R. Delany
Sigma Pi Chapter
Omega Psi Phi Fraternity Inc
Aiken
Barnwell
Edgefield
South Aiken Baptist Christian School
North Augusta High School
South Aiken High School
Wagener-Salley High School
Strom Thurmond High School
Aiken High School
R. Delany Crews I
Beta Club
Future Business Leaders of ‘America
Regional ‘Orchestra
Allstate Orchestra
Reginald D. Crews
Ordean L. Crews
Fox Creek
Graham Adams
Dalton Anderson
Camara Brown
Corrin Cannon
Johnny Carroll
Brandi Casnahan
Margaret Davis
Rachel Davis
Ashlyn Cohn
Blake Esler
Hannah Elser
Olivia Floyd
Tamara Gar
Dylan Grose
Adam Hane
Constance Mays
Katelin Moores
Brody Muir
Brianna Musgrove
Olivia Paradis
Caitlin Patton
Hunter Porter
Tiffany Randall
Sara Ty
Edgefield pottery set to go to auction in Aiken
Local residents may bid on Edgefield pottery at a Saturday auction hosted by Dennis Cheeks Auction Co. on Columbia Highway North. Auction starts at 10 am with preview at 8 am. Landrum pottery with markings possibly attributed to Dave the Slave pottery will be offered.
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Edgefield Pottery
Aiken
Dennis Cheeks Auction Co
Columbia Highway N
Landrum Pottery
Dave the Slave
Debate delays Hitchcock widening as Silver Bluff Road moves forward
Augusta Regional Transportation Study Policy Committee delayed the Hitchcock Parkway widening from Silver Bluff Road to Jefferson Davis Highway, while advancing a Silver Bluff Road corridor project. Fans urged halting the Hitchcock plan citing cost and need, with about 60 residents voicing concerns. a new alternative four lane plan remains under study.
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Augusta
Hitchcock Parkway
Silver Bluff Road
Jefferson Davis Hi
Arts Committee
Fred Cavanaugh
Aso
Aiken
Aiken County
Richard Pierce
SCDOT
Kevin Gantt
Parkway
Cavanaugh
C.H. Williams
Burettown
Noelle Shealy
Burnettown
SC. 126
First woman to graduate The Citadel weighs politics
Nancy Mace, the first woman to graduate The Citadel, spoke at an Aiken County Republican Club luncheon about a possible challenge to Senator Lindsey Graham. She criticized tax pledges and Washington insiders, urged constituents to demand accountability, and discussed her book tour after signing copies of In the Company of Men.
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Nancy Mace
Citadel
Mace
Macey
Aiken County
Republican Club
Lindsey Graham
Rece
Graham
Sno USA
Stude
Ken Gordon
Mace Becomes First Woman At Citadel Amid Mixed Reactions
The Citadel admitted Mace after a Supreme Court ruling opened state funded universities to women. She stayed only a week, faced demanding first year life, and later pursued Trident Tech before returning to The Citadel to finish her studies. Her father urged caution but supported her bid to prove herself.
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Citadel
Shannon Faulkner
Supreme Court
Tate
Faulkner
Ond Fom
Othrs
Mace
Oder
Trident Tech
North Charleston
Hero
Theitadel
Lear
Johnston Peach Blossom Festival Opens Its 30th Year
The Johnston Peach Blossom Festival begins today with a free street dance at 8 pm in downtown Johnston. The Saturday lineup features the Johnston Elementary Chorus, Arvie Bennett Jr. and multiple local entertainers, with a parade at 10:30 am and arts and crafts, rides, and vendors throughout Calhoun Street. Grand marshals are Annie Lewis Hall and her son Cliff Hall, longtime Johnston residents active in civic groups and church.
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Johnston
Mims Ave
Arvie Bennett Jr
Palmetto Dai Southland Express
Marcedes Long
Abundant Life
Three Days Redemption
Calhoun Street
Annie Lewis Hall
Cliff
Hall
Johnston First Baptist Church
Women's Club
Peach Blossom Garden Club
Johnston Peach Blossom Festival Draws Local Crowd
Johnston residents invited to the Peach Blossom Festival on Calhoun Street today from 8 to 11 pm and Saturday starting at 9 am. The event is hosted by a nonprofit volunteer organization, Johnston Development Corp, with more information at the organization’s website.
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Johnston
Calhoun Street
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