Jordan to remain chancellor at USC Aiken amid leadership shakeup
Keith Wood URS Corporation director and Aiken Partnership Board president confirms Jordan will stay as chancellor and continue guiding her vision at USC Aiken. Ernie Allen, chairman of the Aiken County Commission for Higher Education, notes Jordan’s strong leadership and welcomes the chance to work with her to move the university forward despite her initial application for another post.
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Chancellor resolves distraction and plans new USCA ties
The chancellor said the process has distracted many, and she is glad to resolve it to focus on work at home. USCA will partner with Mead Hall private school and pursue an international link with India, sending a campus representative there. She aims to broaden industry outreach tied to curriculum and return to normal meetings daily.
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Polo shares early lessons in Aiken for next generation
Shannon Kneece and family launch polo for beginners in Aiken building on summer work in Wyoming. Kneece, a retired pro, partners with Aiken Polo Club president Charlie Bostwick and manager Kristen Galvan to guide kids like Summer and Faith, while supporting local youth horsemanship.
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District 5 results show Mace lead with 85 votes
The Standard reports unofficial results: Mace has 85 votes, Donald Moody 72, and Cyndy Anzek 56. With 487 district votes total, 274 remain to count, plus emergency, provisional and fail-safe ballots to be counted at Friday’s certification hearing. Manual write-in tallies require careful allocation to each candidate.
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Aiken voters face delays as ballots counted in late updates
Residents report long waits at Precincts 64 and 77 amid aging 10 year old voting machines. James Haviland recounted a 105 minute wait at Cedar Creek Church while Beth Copen haver described touch screen failures at Town Creek Baptist Church. Local officials blamed calibration issues and promised adjustments as updated county results showed Nikki Haley leading in the governor race and Tim Scott, Lindsey Graham, Joe Wilson also ahead.
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