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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 08, 2012
Page
2
The Ridge Spring Monetta Elementary Middle School thanks Harriet Householder and Marie Moss for their service on the School Improvement Council. Their feedback and decision making helped improvements. Nominations for future council seats will begin at the start of the 2012 13 school year.
DaShana Shamille Brightharp nominated by the University of South Carolina Columbia chapter for membership in the National Society of Collegiate Scholars. A 2010 South Aiken High School graduate, she attends USC Columbia in pre med, entering junior year. Daughter of Maurice and Patricia Brightharp of Aiken.
Dordt College celebrated student academic achievement at Ideafest. Zechariah Edens from Aiken co presented with Kam eron Toews The Dilemma of Creativity during the April 26 event. Edens is a senior majoring in digital media production.
The Kimberly-Clark Foundation announces 2012 Bright Futures college scholarships awarded to two area high school seniors. T. Austin Cope of Williston Elko High School and Alexis Brewe of Aiken High School receive the awards, with parental names listed as Kevin and DeDe Anderson and Jamie Brewe.
Savannah River Remediation adds two robots PackBot and Brokk 400 at the Savannah River Site to boost efficiency in tank closure and improve worker safety. The $600000 investment supports remote cleanup in the DWPF Melt Cell and cutting waste transfer lines. The devices join three existing robots as the site expands robotic assistance in handling highly radioactive tasks.
The Aiken Community Playhouse hosts a Friday 7 p.m. Black Box Coffeehouse with Broadway Rebound and open mic. Acts include Allie Gibbons Allison Skipper and Mike Gibbons. audience members may perform poetry or music. Tickets are $10 at 648-1438 with dessert and beverages. seating is limited.
James B. Oakman, 52, of Oakman Drive in Aiken, pleaded guilty to assault and battery second and was sentenced to three years in prison for an altercation with his father. Court testimony says he swung a metal bar on December 20, 2010, when a pistol discharged, wounding Oakman in the hip. credit for 505 days already served.
John W. Liles, 34, of Mosley Road, was charged with robbery and related offenses after a 2 a.m. convenience store robbery on York Street. Police tracked him through a wood line and arrested him near the Variety Restaurant lot. A glass tube with a burnt end and cash were found on him. He was jailed at the Aiken County Detention Center.
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