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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 2003
Page
2
Mary French of Charleston receives a local state and national service award from the Daughters of the American Revolution for her work on the project. Rotary clubs emphasize belief in children and schools as they support literacy in the region.
The Aiken Standard corrects a Monday mislabeling of the Aiken Habitat for Humanity resale store located beside its Park Avenue offices. The newspaper regrets the error.
A Fer mata Club Holiday Heritage Pageant starts a string of Christmas activities in the area. The schedule includes a Christmas shopping trip on Nov 29, parades in Windsor on Nov 30, North Augusta Tree Lighting on Dec 1, a joint band concert on Dec 2, and a Men’s Night discount on Dec 3. Further events follow in North Augusta on Dec 4.
The notice lists multiple parades across towns on December 6 and 7 including New Ellenton Granntville Vaucluse Warrenville and Barnwell, plus Aiken Williston Jackson North Augusta and Midland Valley parades on December 13. It highlights Christmasthemed events at Living History Park Etherredge Center Redcliffe Plantation Odell Weeks and Beta Sigma Phi tours, plus Kids Out Day at Roy Warner Park and holiday concerts and Messiah at the Etherredge Center.
About 25 percent of Aiken’s 17 500 water meters are being upgraded under a 1.5 million program to fix underreporting. The city aims to complete by January, improving accuracy and reducing annual losses near 1 million dollars. Weather can delay satellite signals during the upgrade.
Arts After Hours brings five downtown Aiken venues with new shows by local talent. North Augusta potter David Stuart at Artists Parlor Craft Gallery and amateur photographer Jane Kiesler at Connie’s Framing join others in a coordinated, citywide art event to spotlight Aiken as an art destination.
Connie's Framing presents Jane Kiesler photography at Park Avenue Studio located on 143 SW. The event features Appalachian folk art demonstrations highlighting regional craft and visual storytelling.
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