Blitz Build for Habitat home to begin June 3
About 30 companies from the Aiken County Home Builders Association will start work on the Habitat for Humanity home on Monday June 3 with the project to finish by Friday. Habitat executive director Richard Church says four more homes will follow on McCormick Street downtown. Bouchillon, a Home Depot employee, will receive a mortgage and provide sweat equity during construction while her daughter benefits from a city habitat project.
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Ashley Bouchillon
Aiken County Home Builders Association
Habitat For Humanity
Richard Church
J.D. Nori
Aiken ‘County
Church
McCormick and
Hampton Streets
Pine Lawn
McCormick
Aiken
Bouchillon
Kary
Habitat
Thit Bouchillon
Habitat ReStore
Home Depot
Bouchillon Sai
County Home Builders Association
Mike Caldwell
Association
Molly Dziczkowski
Robert Girardeau
Herb Witter
J.D. Norris
Chris Tyler
High school seniors win SANS scholarships in regional program
Fifteen seniors from Aiken County and Richmond County receive 3000 college scholarships funded by Savannah River Nuclear Solutions. Recipients include Lindsey Harris of Midland Valley and Brian Reichel of Aiken High, with praise from SANS executives and remarks on parental influence and future studies at Clemson and other institutions.
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Aiken County
Richmond County
Savannah River Nuclear Solutions
SANS
Lindsey Harris
Midland Yael Scheie
Larry
Terri Harris
Savannah River National Laboratory
Harris
Midland Valley
Fred Dohse
Brian Reichel
Chris Reichel
Reichel
Clemson
Caroline Powell
Miller Thompson
Alison Cercy
Joey Baldwin
Jessica Munie
Adrian Coleman
Amanda Yaun
Joshua Livingston
Gabrielle Do
Carson Crowley
Stacy Chiou
Rachel Muehifeld
Council on Aging aids aging residents in Aiken area
The Aiken County Council on Aging reports rising demand as more seniors seek independence. Officials note over 30,000 residents are 60 plus with numbers growing 10 to 20 percent yearly due to aging baby boomers and Aiken’s retirement appeal.
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Aiken Area
Aiken
Murphy
South Carolina
Council On Aging
Aiken Council on Aging Seeks Volunteers Amid Funding Strains
The Aiken Area Council on Aging urges volunteers to deliver meals and assist with activities as it faces funding cuts. The nonprofit, serving 3,000 locals daily, relies on Older Americans Act, state contracts, Medicaid programs, and United Way, with City funds not contributing. The group plans a major expansion and may share space with the Boys & Girls Club if a Northside recreation facility moves forward.
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Aiken Area
Murphy
Council
Aiken
Aiken County
Council On Aging
S.C. Department of Transportation
United Way
City of
Groveville
Jackson and
Wagener
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SRNS
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South Ai‘ken High Schoo
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MSA
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Austare Dager
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Ronan
Aquinas Hi School
Mike Munie
Westminster Schools of
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Kenneth Powell
RNS
Aiken High Schoo
Richard Reichel
Baotram van
Davidson Fine Arts Schoo
Trion van
Aiken High School
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Waiken
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