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Heritage Council to meet, offers new cookie tin and Heritage Fair The Heritage Council of North Augusta will host a Heritage Fair on Tuesday, Nov.
Azar found inspiration from blues performers
Gardeners know Steve Azar as the smooth-voiced singer who opens P. Allen Smith's Garden Home series on PBS each week, singing the program's theme song, I Can't Help but Smile .
Black center in Aiken seeks more funds
It will take another $1.5 million and close to two years for the Center for African American History, Art and Culture to open.
USCA students learn tips from executives, retired businessmen
Communication, teamwork and occasionally being in the right place at the right time.
Two recognized for contributions
USC Aiken Vice Chancellor Dr. Deidre Martin and Evie Vought, a university donor, have been recognized for their contributions to the university.
Clayton State women favored to win Peach Belt
Thursday, Oct. 29, 2009 6:17 p.m. For the second time in three years, Clayton State was selected as the preseason favorite in a poll of Peach Belt Conference women's basketball coaches released today.
Community 'goes pink' to assist former cancer society manager
From 1999 to 2004, Angie Sanders served as the area senior community manager for the American Cancer Society.
Guest artists will perform at USCA
The USC Aiken jazz band and percussion ensemble will join two guest artists in concert at the Etherredge Center tonight at 8 p.m. The USCA musicians, directed by professor Lauren Meccia, will be joined by the husband-and-wife team of vibraphonist Jerry Tachoir and pianist Marlene Tachoir.
Concert to honor Rahes10/27/2009
For the second year, the University of South Carolina Aiken will host a concert in honor of donors Pres Rahe, Jr.
Art show to feature variety of art styles
The works of local figurative artists will be back on display for the second time this year for an Exposition D' Art Figuratif.
There's something spooky in New Ellenton. Tammy Sigler and her fiance have opened their Horrorville haunted house at 972 Pine View Drive, where creepy monsters wait to jump out at you at every turn.
Young scammer hits Woodside residents
It is not exactly clear how much money a con man walked out of Woodside with last week, but a couple of dozen residents who bought his story and the books he was selling door-to-door may have paid the price for being charitable.
Grant will help educate teens on STDs, unplanned pregnancy
As a peer educator at USC Aiken, senior sociology major Jeannie Smith counsels students on a variety of health and wellness issues, including those related to sexual activity and teen pregnancy.
USC Aiken offers business networking opportunity
USC Aiken will offer an opportunity for speed networking on Thursday. The networking event, known as Business After Hours, will begin at 5 p.m. in the Convocation Center, according to a news release.
Management firm keeps three area arenas busy
Global Spectrum, credited with making the University of South Carolina Aiken's Convocation Center a success, seems to have breathed new life into James Brown Arena and Bell Auditorium.
The University of South Carolina Aiken, in honor of Breast Cancer Awareness Month, will host a display of The Artfull Bras Project.
Kids hear from USCA at College 10110/20/2009
By PHYLLIS BRITT News Editor The second installment of "College 101" was held at North Augusta High School last Wednesday, the second early release day for students.
Haunted night in PacervilleThis Halloween, the University of South...
This Halloween, the University of South Carolina Aiken's Resident Student Association will host the fourth annual Safe Trick-or-Treat program for children.
Film recreates Eulalie Salley's history, 'tipsy tea' at USCA
The "tea ladies" gathered at the Pickens-Salley House on the USC Aiken campus Sunday for a trip back in time.
USCAGOLF: Schulte in a Tie for Fifth After First Round of Regional Preview
CLEMMONS, N.C. - Frederik Schulte carded a first round 71 and the 16th-ranked University of South Carolina Aiken golf team concluded the first round of the Will Wilson NCAA Division II Southeast Regional Preview at the par 70 Tanglewood Championship Course in eighth place.
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