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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 21, 1999

Page

3

Local court filmed for training at unique Aiken magistrate court

A film crew from the Criminal Justice Academy shot lower court proceedings in Aiken's magistrate court on Thursday. Chief Magistrate Max Meek said the county's summary court offers around the clock bond hearings including night and weekend sessions, making it a unique training site for law enforcement, judges, and court staff.

Criminal Justice Academy Aiken Max Meek Meek Aiken County Kalmia Plaza Cias

Civil War Tunes Return With Helen Beedle in Aiken

Pianist Helen Beedle performs an authentic Civil War era musicale at Hopelands Gardens as part of the Summer Concert Series on Monday May 24 at 7 p.m. The program features pre Civil War composers and popular tunes of the era. Beedle teaches at Lehigh University Bethlehem PA. Parking directions and rain contingency noted by Aiken Parks and Recreation.

Helen Beedle Hopelands Gardens Ms. Beedle Walter Hautzig Russel Sherman Theodore Lettvin Lehigh University Bethlehem Pennsylvania City of Aiken Rye Patch Berrie Road Green Boundary Club Whiskey Road Hopelands Dupree Aiken

Center for the Arts elects officers and showcases Ginny Southworth

The Aiken Center for the Arts elected new officers for the year and opened a one-man show by photographer Ginny Southworth, who also designed a poster with proceeds funding future renovations. Officials announced renovation plans to transform Laurens Street building into dual galleries and a pottery studio, funded partly by city money and memberships.

Aiken Center For the Arts Ginny Southworth Ms. Southworth Aiken Standard USCA Center For the Arts Larry Myers Skipper Perry Franklin Utive Susan Victor Laurens Street

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