Senkowsky named interim president of Aiken Chamber
Cindy Senkowsky will serve as interim president and CEO of the Greater Aiken Chamber of Commerce starting Monday, while a search committee led by USC Aiken Chancellor Tom Hallman sets criteria for a permanent successor to Charlie Weiss. The board aims to maintain momentum in business growth and economic development as Senkowsky, a longtime chamber staffer, adds duties to her current role.
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Cindy Senkowsky
Greater Aiken
Fred Andrea
Senkowsky
Chamber
Charlie Weiss
USC Aiken
Tom Hallman
Andrea
Cindy
Aiken
Weiss
Winchester-Frederick County
Philip Lord
Plord
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Aiken Flower and Garden Show Preview Party Opens
Tropical showers greeted guests at Rye Patch for the preview of the Aiken Flower and Garden Show a Hitchcock Healthcare fundraiser. Suzanne Jackson described strong community support as exhibitors vendors sponsors and volunteers joined a festive tented setting. Tickets for the show range from 12 for one day to 18 for two days with additional tours and workshops scheduled Friday and Saturday.
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Aiken
Suzanne Jackson
Hitchcock Healthcare
Hitchcock Board
Rye Patch
Dorothy Campbell
Dorothy Ridley
Tom Rapp
David Beadies
Beadles
Carolyn
Fred Wieland
Clemson Extension Service
Suzanne Holmes
Rose Hill Estate
Hopelands Gardens
Bob McCartney
Woodlanders Inc
Robbery at Greg's Gas Plus prompts manhunt for two armed suspects
Investigators review surveillance from a Saturday 11 am armed robbery at Greg's Gas Plus 1600 block Richland Avenue. Two black men in ski masks robbed staff, secured cash and lottery tickets, then fled. Tickets later cashed Sunday at Windsor General Store. Police seek tips at (803) 642-7620.
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Richland Avenue
Greg
Mark Farmer
Windsor General Store
Charleston Highway
Windsor
Rainfall brings relief to drought areas in Aiken
Tropical Storm Tammy drenched parts of Aiken County with a half to 1.5 inches of rain. State climatologist Hope Mizzell notes the rainfall eases drought concerns while forecasts call for drier days ahead. Clemson Extension agent Suzanne Holmes and others say lawns and gardens will benefit, though late-season crops may still suffer: soybeans and peanuts are likely past help, while hay and pastures gain a boost.
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Tammy
Hope Mizzell
Mizzell
Palmer
Georgia
Suzanne Holmes
Clemson Extension Office
Holmes
John Oxner
Oxner
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