Biker Sunday draws 300 bikers to church service
More than 300 motorcyclists from across the CSRA attended Midland Valley First Church of the Nazarene for the fourth annual Biker Sunday at Aiken Technical College. Organizers say the event reaches bikers without a church home, with breakfast, worship, food from Bobby's Bar-B-Q, door prizes, and a police escorted ride.
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Midland Valley First Church of the Nazarene
CSRA
Wayne Cheselka
Biker Sunday
Cheselka
Judy Erskine
Helping Hands
Walk 4 Life
Aiken Technical College
Aiken Tech
Bobby
Aiken Pregnancy Care Center marks 25 years of service
The Aiken Pregnancy Care Center celebrates a 25 year milestone offering free pregnancy testing sonograms and Mommy Dollar rewards. Executive director Jessica Loggins notes the nonprofit helps 30 to 40 clients yearly with supplies, education abstinence programs and volunteer opportunities. The 16th Pre Life Walk fundraiser is set for Saturday at the H Odell Weeks Activities Center with proceeds supporting the center.
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Aiken Pregnancy Care Center
Crisis Pregnancy Center
Aiken Bible Church
Calvary Chapel of
Aiken
Barnwell Ave
N.W
Jessica Loggins
Rosemary
Gaynier
H. Odell Weeks Activities Center
WAFJ
Cleve Walker
Loggins
Suzanne Stone
Shemekia Mims
Rosemary Gaynier
Christi Shealy
Local man to be honored during MS ride in South Carolina
Aiken resident C J Lorow is honored by friend S C Rep Garry Smith R Greenville planning a two day 150 mile MS ride September 27 28 2008 across the Upstate to Greenville. Riders may choose 10 or 100 miles. Proceeds benefit the National MS Society Mid Atlantic Chapter with 1600 cyclists in 25 states last year raising 1.35 million dollars.
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Aiken
C.J. Lorow
Lorow
S.C
Garry Smith
Smith
Barnwell
Mid-Atlantic
Bikencp
Nationalmssociety.org
USC Aiken faculty to present humanities colloquia series
USCA College of Humanities and Social Science sponsors a series of faculty seminars. Topics include Bob Botsch on an online textbook, Elaine Lacy on Latino migration and book editing, Mark Whitaker on Sri Lankan Tamils and trauma, Carla Coleman on Victorian heroines, and Douglas Higbee on war veterans in literature. All talks at 12 15 p.m. in room 116 HSS building and open to the public with lunch welcome.
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USC Aiken College of Humanities and Social Science
Bob Botsch
Botsch
Elaine Lacy
Southeast
Mexico
American South
Mark Whitaker
Carla Coleman
Douglas Higbee
H&ss
USCA
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