North Augusta students join Junior Achievement program
North Augusta Middle School begins a Junior Achievement chapter with adviser Amy Smith guiding nearly 50 students and parents at an ice cream social. Students will visit businesses, host visitors, and perform a community service reading project at Sunshine House while exploring career fields and personal finance.
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Edie Corley Stone
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Aiken Senior Extravaganza draws large turnout and praise
The inaugural Aiken Senior Extravaganza at H. Odell Weeks Activities Center drew about 250 participants for education sessions and a health fair. Lt. Gov. Andre Bauer headlined the luncheon, speaking on senior fraud and aging issues as local experts discussed health care choices and planning.
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City of Aiken Department of Parks, Recreation and Tourism
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Mary Beth Fields
Lower Savannah
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Lucile Shuler
Family Ymca
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Alzheimer’s Association
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Walton Rehabilitation Center
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Author Al Rodriguez to headline Aiken Children's Book Festival
Local author Al Rodriguez, who grew up in Pennsylvania and lived in Germany, will be one of 40 authors at the Aiken Children's Book Festival at Aiken Technical College Saturday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. She gives free appearances and beads to the first 300 kids. A writing workshop for adults is tonight 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. at ATC.
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Pow Wow Celebrates Native Cultures At Horse Creek Park
The Horse Creek American Indian Association hosts a two day Pow Wow at Boyd Pond Park in Aiken. Admission is free as Native American nations participate with opening ceremonies at 10 a.m. daily and events including a trade blanket ceremony and a Sunday church service.
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