Celebrity Waiter Night Dishes Up Fun In Aiken
Aiken officials and hospital staff turned out at The Bar and Kitchen for Celebrity Waiter Night to raise funds for Children's Place. Vance Reynolds, CEO of Aiken Regional Medical Centers, danced on a bar and later served diners, joking about past acts and tipping well for the cause. Andrew Siders, an Aiken County Council member and veteran waiter, praised the event as a strong community fundraiser now in its eighth year.
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Michael Hunt
Jessica Luke
Nathan Luke
Bar & Kitchen
Children’s Place
Vance Reynolds
Aiken Regional Medical Centers
Reynolds
Aiken County
Andrew Siders
Siders
Center
Trudy Henson
Jacquelyn Barron
Martha Kight
Mahan named fifth president of Aiken Technical College
Dr Forest E Mahan named fifth president of Aiken Technical College and set to assume duty July 1 He comes from Northeastern Technical College Cheraw where he serves as vice president for Academic Affairs and Student Services The Aiken County Commission unanimously approved the appointment after an executive session and Mahan emphasized his commitment to education workforce development and community engagement.
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Graniteville
Forest E. Mahan
Aiken Technical College
Mahan
Northeastern Technical College
Cheraw
Aiken County
S.C. Technical College
Comprehensive Technical College
South Carolina
Residents Explore Astronomy Interest Grows in Local Community
Local residents explore astronomy with guided observations and demonstrations at the community center. Volunteers from the regional astronomy club lead sessions, sharing telescope use and stargazing tips to foster public interest.
Area Deaths Reported in South Carolina Communities
Obituaries list Tess Galloway of North Augusta Philip M. Porter of Warrenville Roger Dale Louis of Westminster Rosa Bell Ashmore of Bath and Carl White of Aiken among recent deaths and funeral notices.
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Tess Galloway
North Augusta
Philip M. Porter
Warrenville
Roger Dale Louis
Westminster
Rosa Bell Ashmore
Bath
Carl White
Aiken
Peach season kicks off across South Carolina farms
Hundreds of farm workers and thousands of peaches mark the season start in Monetta Ward Johnston and Ridge Spring as Dixie Belle in Ward launches full production. Matt Forrest notes early packing began last week and vows peak volume for Memorial Day while farm safety and traceability software track each box from field to end user. Vance oversees 2400 acres with 35 peach varieties. season runs May 10 to September 10.
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Dixie Belle
Ward
South Carolina
Monetta
Johnston
Ridge Spring
Matt Forrest
Forrest
Vance
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