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North Augusta doctor releases book on preventing suicide

Written On 25 Mar, 2010 at 16:48 in Announcements, Diseases/Illnesses, Featured Stories, Health/Medical, Living, News | viewed 259 views times | 0 Comments
North Augusta doctor releases book on preventing suicide

Dr. Finley Sizemore has co-authored a book with his granddaughter, also a doctor, that deals with suicide from a Christian perspective. The book, Handbook for Life: A Guide to Suicide Prevention, is not necessarily a guide to help those suffering... (Continue reading)

Aiken, SC group raises money for playground for special needs children

Written On 13 Mar, 2010 at 11:35 in Announcements, Business, Featured Stories, Good News, News, Non-Profits | viewed 162 views times | 0 Comments
Aiken, SC group raises money for playground for special needs children

Leadership Aiken is a program designed to identify, develop, and motivate new leadership for the Aiken County community. Every year a new class of Leadership Aiken develops a plan to improve the community in some way. This year, Leadership Aiken... (Continue reading)

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McDaniel named North Augusta Citizen of the Year

Written On 1 Mar, 2010 at 6:00 in Achievements, Announcements, Business, Chambers of Commerce, Featured Stories, Living, News | viewed 167 views times | 0 Comments
McDaniel named North Augusta Citizen of the Year

For more than 30 years Jeanne McDaniel has lived in North Augusta, South Carolina and made it her home, embracing its history and capturing it for future generations. // Photos Jeanne McDaniel, the Greater North Augusta Chamber of Commerce’s 2009 Citizen of... (Continue reading)

North Augusta, SC man turns 100 years old

Written On 24 Feb, 2010 at 18:20 in Announcements, Birthdays, Featured Stories, Health/Medical, Living | viewed 118 views times | 0 Comments
North Augusta, SC man turns 100 years old

The day was February 25, 1910. It was the same day that Thomas Edison conducted a public demonstration of his “trolleyless street car” which was powered by storage batteries. On that same day, North Augusta resident Walter Gamewell Watson was born... (Continue reading)

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Aiken employee is South Carolina Department of Corrections’ Officer of the Year

Written On 19 Feb, 2010 at 13:37 in Achievements, Announcements, Business, Featured Stories, Good News, News | viewed 228 views times | 0 Comments
Aiken employee is South Carolina Department of Corrections' Officer of the Year

The South Carolina Department of Corrections today named Julian Greenaway of McCormick Correctional Institution the agency’s 2009 Correctional Officer of the Year. Greenaway began his career with Corrections in 2005 at Lower Savannah Pre-Release Center in Aiken and transferred to McCormick... (Continue reading)

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Local high gravity beer commemorates 175 birthday of Aiken, SC

Written On 12 Feb, 2010 at 11:59 in Announcements, Arts and Culture, Business, News | viewed 273 views times | 0 Comments
Local high gravity beer commemorates 175 birthday of Aiken, SC

A new brew called Olde Aiken Ale hit local taps on February 12 to commemorate the 175th anniversary of the City of Aiken, South Carolina. The beer was brewed by the Aiken Brewing Company, courtesy of Brewmaster Randy Doucet. Olde Aiken... (Continue reading)

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Treatment Foster Parents Needed in SC

Written On 10 Feb, 2010 at 10:39 in Announcements, Featured Stories, Just for Kids, Moms, News, Non-Profits, Services | viewed 239 views times | 0 Comments
Treatment Foster Parents Needed in SC

Who are foster families? Foster families are people who enjoy parenting and who are willing to share their homes, time, energy and love with children who have special needs because of abuse or neglect. Whether you are an older adult or a... (Continue reading)

Clemson helping Aiken community build capacity to serve youth

Written On 27 Jan, 2010 at 17:26 in 6th-8th, 9th-12th, Achievements, Announcements, Colleges, Education, Featured Stories, Good News, Just for Kids, K-5, News, Non-Profits, Services, Technical Schools, Universities | viewed 166 views times | 0 Comments
Clemson helping Aiken community build capacity to serve youth

A grant totaling nearly $700,000 will help five faith-based and community organizations build capacity to serve at-risk youth in Aiken and neighboring Edgefield County. The grant, which was awarded to Clemson University’s Youth Learning Institute (YLI) as the lead organization, is... (Continue reading)

SC State University Scholarship Gala and Tribute to feature Regina Belle

Written On 27 Jan, 2010 at 15:46 in Announcements, Arts and Culture, College Activities, Entertainment, Featured Stories, Nightlife, Non-Profit Activities, Non-Profits, Services | viewed 209 views times | 0 Comments
SC State University Scholarship Gala and Tribute to feature Regina Belle

Saturday, February 20, 2010 Who: South Carolina State University Bulldogs and Supporters What: South Carolina State University Foundation Scholarship Gala and Tribute When: Saturday, February 20, 2010 at 7 p.m. Where:           Smith-Hammond-Middleton Memorial Center on the campus of SC State... (Continue reading)

Columbia Lutheran church striving to be ‘Multi-Cultural, Multi-Racial’

Written On 27 Jan, 2010 at 15:38 in Announcements, Churches, Clubs/Orgs/Relig, Featured Stories, Non-Profits | viewed 85 views times | 0 Comments
Columbia Lutheran church striving to be 'Multi-Cultural, Multi-Racial'

The Rev. Dr. Sherman Hicks, Executive Director of Multicultural Ministries Program Unit for the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America (ELCA), delivered a guest lecture entitled, “The ELCA’s Vision to be a Multi-Cultural, Multi-Racial Church,” at Lutheran Theological Southern Seminary (LTSS)... (Continue reading)

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