Etherredge Orchestra closes season at USC Aiken Etherredge Center
The Etherredge Center Orchestra under Maestro Harry Jacobs performs its final season concert at 8 p.m. Saturday at USC Aiken with Mozart and Barber pieces, featuring Fabio Mann and Warren Apple in the program's first half and Chopin and Copeland in the second half. The evening also includes a 7:30 p.m. preconcert by Aiken Elementary School Chorus directed by Scott Chappel.
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Etherredge Orchestra
Etherredge Center Orchestra
Harry Jacobs
USC Aiken
Etherredge Center
Aiken Elementary School
Scott Chappel
W.A. Mozart
Samuel Barber
Giuseppe Torelli
ECO
Fabio Mann
Handel
Warren Apple
Copeland
Chopin
Jasmin Tiodang
Josef Hofmann
Iris Scoggins
Art Center
Aiken Center For the Arts
Laurens St
Wisler backs Ty Cobb Field name for GreenJackets stadium
Jim Wisler promotes Ty Cobb Field for the Augusta GreenJackets new stadium amid objections about Cobb's racist reputation. He asserts Cobb was equally mean to everyone. Kiwanis Tricycle Race highlighted children's focus yet noted one adult participant. Ter i Har Rell drew praise for a T shirt reading Most Totally Cool Mom Ever.
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Jim Wisler
Augusta GreenJackets
Ty Cobb
Cobb
Teri Harrell
Judge Rejects Grand Jury Challenge in Barnwell
Circuit court Judge James W. Johnson granted state lawyers motion to dismiss a Barnwell County suit by attorney John M. Smith that sought to rule grand juries unconstitutional. Deputy AG Nathan Kaminski Jr. argued the public interest favors the grand jury system and its rights outweigh an individual.
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Barnwell
South Carolina
James W. Johnson
John M
Pat) Smith
Smith
Michael Brackett
Barnwell County
Grand Jury
Nathan Kaminski Jr
Barnwell County Grand Jury
Attorney General's Office
Second Judicial Cir
Cuit
Second Judicial Circuit
Barbara ‘Morgan
Message of faith at Aiken National Day of Prayer luncheon
More than 200 people gathered at Millbrook Baptist Church for a simple message to entrust national matters to God. Mayor Fred B. Cavanaugh issued a proclamation urging prayer for government leaders and moral renewal after meetings in Washington. Rev. Slaughter cited his grandmother and urged placing circumstances in God’s hands amid debt and welfare crises. Brent Gifford welcomed attendees as Am ber Quarles sang and a New Covenant Praise Church quartet led the singing.
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Aiken
Douglas A. Slaughter
God
Millbrook Baptist Church
David Beasley
North Augusta Community Center
Aiken's
Second Baptist Church
Slaughter
Fred B. Cavanaugh
Cavanaugh
Washington D.C
Augusta
Tion
Brent Gifford
Amber Quarles
Covenant Men
New Covenant Praise Church
America
Kids Get Hooked On Fishing at Graniteville Canal
Over 2,000 youngsters are expected to gather along the Graniteville Canal Saturday for the fifth annual Get stocked with 6,400 pounds of fish event. Free poles, bait, and refreshments are provided. prizes include $25 per tagged special fish, $100 for biggest and smallest water, plus numerous drawings. The event honors George S. Pardue and features displays from Savannah River Ecology Laboratory US Forest Service and local agencies.
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Graniteville Canal
S.C. Department of Natural Resources
Harry Hampton Memorial Wildlife Fund
Graniteville Company
Ted Gantt
ATC Award Winners Stand Out At Awards Night
Dr Kathleen Noble praised Aiken Technical College honorees at the second annual awards ceremony. She said nominees identified winners for outstanding work and behavior, urging students to strive for greatness and to never give up. The president encouraged courage in decision making as a key goal.
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Midland Valley Lions
Midland Valley Lions Club
DeMare Hickson
Hickson
Midland Valley High School
Glover
Doris Hickson
Aiken
STOP
McDonald’s
Mercer University
Winthrop University
Augusta College
USC Aiken
Coca-Cola Foundation
Graniteville Exchange Club
Governor's School
Norfolk State University
Langley
Aiken Technical College
Kathleen Noble
ATC
Noble
Dr. Noble
Winston Churchill
Lobster Races and Oyster Parade Lights Up The Alley
Local festival in Aiken hosts the 11th annual Lobster Races and Oyster Parade in The Alley on Newberry Street and Laurens Street. Races start at 7 p.m. with further heats at 9 and 10. Tickets $2, benefiting charities, plus costumes, food, live music, face painting, and kid activities. Sponsored by Miller Lite, Cellular One, and WBBQ.
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Aiken
Newberry Street
Laurens Street
Miller Lite
Cellular One
WBBQ
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