Ronny Bolton remembered as Aiken’s trusted developer
Longtime Aiken businessman and developer Ronald RB Bolton aged 76 died Thursday. Mayor Rick Osbon recalls his vision, laugh, and service to Aiken, noting Bolton built shopping centers, helped ban billboards, and urged compassionate growth. He founded R B Bolton & Associates, co developed Kalmia Landing, and chaired Aiken Planning Commission. A memorial service is set for Tuesday at St James Lutheran Church Granitevill e with donations asked to the church.
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East Aiken students perform at Hopelands Gardens stage
Elementary art students from East Aiken School of the Arts present their concert at 7 p.m. on the Hopelands Gardens Roland H. Windham Performing Arts Stage with more than 100 After School Arts Program participants showcasing orchestra guitar jazz boys' choir tap and ballet. Backup venue is H Odell Weeks Activities Center if rain. Rainout hotline 803-643-4661. Parking at Green Boundary Club 780 Whiskey Road and Hopelands Gardens. For more information call 803-642-7631 or visit cityofaiKEnse.gov or Experience Aiken on Facebook.
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Hope Lands Concert Series Schedule Moves Through Summer
The 43rd Hope lands Concert Series by Aiken Parks runs Mondays at 7 p.m. with all concerts free. Most shows occur at Hopelands Gardens. the finale is at Millbrook Baptist Church. Acts include East Aiken School of the Arts, Aiken Concert Band, Aiken Ballet, MAiken Music, Ryan Abel, Downtown Mixup, and Parris Island Marine Band, with dates from May 22 to June 26.
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North Augusta weighs 878000 land purchase near Project Jackson
North Augusta City Council moves toward third reading on an ordinance to acquire three acres of Project Jackson land for 878000, a sharp rise from 2007’s 436920 for 29.4 acres. Meeting 7 p.m. at Municipal Center precedes a 6 p.m. study session with items on Hammond's Ferry Phase B public works, facade program expansion, and a $3.79 million addition contract for Riverview Park gym.
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Summerfield Park
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