Aiken Technical News Today

Megyn Bolen, 12, just graduated from high school and will be attending Aiken Technical College full time, with future plans include attending dental school.

Kenny Lee and Dr. Scott McKay have joined the board of Aiken-based Citizens for Nuclear Technology Awareness.

The executive director of the Center for African American History, Art and Culture has left her role to take on a new job at the Savannah River Site.

DENMARK – As Women’s History Month unfolds, Voorhees University is joining the nationwide celebration under the theme “Women Who Advocate for Equity, Diversity and Inclusion.”

The number of people who voted before Saturdays Republican presidential primary in Aiken County is twice as high as the number of people who voted in the Feb. 3 Democratic presidential primary.

Twenty-two apprentices recently earned their Nuclear Fundamentals Technology Certificate from Denmark Technical College (DTC) after graduating from the Savannah River Nuclear Solutions (SRNS) Nuclear Operator Program. Designed to fill vacancies for mission-critical positions, the program has successfully transitioned three apprenticeship cohorts into full-time roles at the Savannah River Site (SRS).

NORTH AUGUSTA – South Carolinas technical education system is a big reason for the states economic growth, Lt. Gov. Pamela Evette said Wednesday evening.

Paul Hanna and Dorian Newton, D. Eng., have been appointed to the Aiken County Commission for Technical and Comprehensive Education, the governing board for Aiken Technical College.

The Sand River Woman’s Club ladies celebrated the organization’s 40th anniversary in October with a small reunion in Hopelands Gardens and again this week with a celebratory luncheon at the

SC Endeavors recently presented Aiken Technical College’s early childhood education program with $19,500 in funding to support program needs and professional development opportunities.