Aiken Event Calendar Highlights Local Arts and Fair
Calendar lists 10 a.m. Salvation Army information fair at H. C. Weeks Center 1700 Whiskey Road. 8 p.m. Aiken Community Playhouse presents Moon Over Buffalo. 5-9 p.m. One Fine Night in Downtown Aiken spanning The Arnold Gallery Court Yard Studio and Jackson Gallery venues.
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Aiken Community Playhouse
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Aiken
Aiken Center For the Arts
Arnold Gallery
Court Yard
Jackson
Local blotter reports arrests and incidents in area
An Anderson man was jailed after being highly intoxicated and uncooperative at a local motel. A 12 year old Aiken boy was arrested for stealing a bottle of cologne. A Van Augusta woman caused a scene at a grocery store over food stamps. Three juveniles assaulted a boy on Chesterfield Avenue. A WA juvenile was arrested at South Aiken High School for carrying a marijuana leaf. Beech Island saw a larceny on Williston Road costing 1630 in tools. A North Augusta woman was arrested for drunken driving on US 278. Vandalism damaged Ashley Grove Baptist Church. A 1992 Ford van was stolen from Boxwood Road. A Greenwood area resident is the suspect in the theft.
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Aiken Boy
van Augusta
South Aiken High School
Boxwood Road
Greenwood
Georgia Lottery Draws And Evening Results
Monday results show Cash 3 8246 midday and 7.04 evening, Cash 4 228.7, and Fantasy 5 1620262832. No further context provided on players or winnings.
Aiken Regional appoints new chief nurse executive
Sue Beauregard RN MSN started Aug 23 as chief nurse executive at Aiken Regional Medical Center. Originally from Rhode Island she gains extensive nursing leadership experience from Landmark Medical Center and Highlands Regional Medical Center. She and husband Arthur relocated to Florida. two children Jason and Erin live in Boston and Orlando.
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Sue Beauregard
MSN
ARMC
Rhode Island
New England
Salve Regina College
Newport
Anna Marie College
Paxton
Mass
Arthur
Florida
Sebring
Beauregards
Jason
Boston
Erin
Orlando
Aiken Council weighs local control of historic tax incentive
The Aiken City Council discussed localizing a 1990 state tax incentive to preserve historic properties. If adopted the city would set its own eligibility standards, delay eight years of taxes for 40 percent post rehabilitation assessments, with the Historic Preservation Commission overseeing the program and benefiting as a new incentive carrot.
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Aiken
Roger LeDuc
South Carolina
Historic Preservation Commission
Commission
Greg Smith
Smith
Probe continues into death of USCA student
Investigations into the shooting death of 18 year old USCA Aiken freshman Jason Bernard Cook are ongoing. Aiken County Sheriff's Office spokesman Lt. Michael Frank says investigators are aggressively pursuing the case after Cook's body was found near Horseshoe Bend Road. Earlier, the burning remains of a 1983 Dodge registered to Cook's father were found on Arbutus Hill Road. Tips can be called in to ACSO at 642-1761 or 800-922-9211, or to Aiken County Crime Stoppers at 642-1798.
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Jason Bernard Cook
Aiken County
Sheriff's Office
Michael Frank
CSO
West Columbia
Horseshoe Bend
Cook
Arbutus Hill
Aiken
ACSO
Artrageous Art Auction Friday at Southside Gallery
Southside Gallery hosts the fifth annual Artrageous The Art of Giving auction to benefit United Way of Aiken County. The event includes silent and live auctions starting at 7 p.m. and 8 p.m. respectively, with pieces from local and Southeast artists and at least one Thomas Kinkade work. Tickets are $25 per person and limited to 150 attendees.
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Southside Gallery
Artrageous
United Way
Aiken County
Bill Dearman
United States
Thomas Kinkade
Jim Booth
Kinkade
Woodside Plantation Country Club
Vicki Bukovitz
One Fine Night Brings Artists to Downtown Aiken
Downtown Aiken hosts the second annual One Fine Night event with four galleries in the historic district from 5 to 9 pm. Exhibits include Tyrone Geter at the Aiken Center for the Arts along with USC Aiken student works selected by Prof. Al Beyer, and shows by Trish Arnold, Ginny Southworth, Pam Verenes, and Mike Williams across Court Yard, Jackson, and Arnold galleries.
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Aiken
Aiken Center For the Arts
Tyrone Geter
Geter
Astern US
Nigeria
China
Columbia
Benedict College
Aiken Center
University of South Carolina Aiken
al Beyer
Arnold Gallery
Trish Arnold
Ginny Southworth
Ms. Arnold
Ms. Southworth
Court Yard
Pam Verenes
Ms. Verenes
Jackson Gallery
Mike Williams
Aiken Enforces Political Sign Rules Across City
City of Aiken urges candidates and supporters to place yard signs beside sidewalks not on streets. Signs must not attach to utility poles and size limits apply by district. Residential areas limit signs to three square feet, other districts to 32 square feet. All signs must be removed within 15 days after the election.
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