Film revisits civil rights turmoil Sep 21, 2009
10TH DISTRICT CHOIR OF THE GENERAL MISSIONARY BAPTIST CONVENTION OF GEORGIA: 7:30 p.m., Gilbert-Lambuth Memorial Chapel, Paine College. ORGAN SERIES FEATURING DR. LEON W. COUCH III: 11 a.m., St. John United Methodist Church, 736 Greene St.; free; (706) 495-4855. (The Augusta Chronicle)
Hand bell ensembles to perform at Paine chapel Sep 20, 2009
Festival Bells will be staged at 4 p.m. today at Gilbert-Lambuth Memorial Chapel at Paine College, 1235 15th St. ... FESTIVAL BELLS : 4 p.m., Gilbert- Lambuth Memorial Chapel, Paine College; $5; advanced bell choirs of Reid Memorial Presbyterian, First Baptist Church of Augusta and Covenant Presbyterian will perform works accompanied by a brass ensemble, organ/piano and interpretive dance; (706) 733-2275. (The Augusta Chronicle)
Big night for music Sep 19, 2009
SURRENDER STAGE PLAY: Gospel Series, 3 and 6 p.m., Gilbert-Lambuth Memorial Chapel at Paine College, 1235 15th St.; $5; (706) 627- 7297. ORGAN SERIES FEATURING JIM NORD: 4 p.m., Fairview Presbyterian Church; 1101 Carolina Ave., North Augusta; free. (The Augusta Chronicle)
Gamecock Cross Country Heads To Asics/Winthrop... Sep 19, 2009
Gamecock Cross Country Heads To Asics/Winthrop Invitational - SOUTH CAROLINA OFFICIAL ATHLETIC SITE. Gamecock Cross Country Heads To Asics/Winthrop Invitational Regionally ranked South Carolina heads to Rock Hill Saturday at 10 a.m.. (Uscsports.com)
Group seeks input on dropout prevention Sep 18, 2009
The summit is led by Ms. Parr, the president and chief executive officer for the Augusta Metro Chamber of Commerce, and Tina Marshall-Bradley, a special assistant to the provost at Paine College. The co-chairwomen say community involvement in crafting a plan is crucial. (The Augusta Chronicle)
T&D Sports: Quick Hits Sep 15, 2009
The Pantherettes, coming off a four set loss to Paine College Friday, rebounded to defeat a solid Clark-Atlanta University team in straight sets 25-21, 25-19, 27-25, Sunday afternoon. Friday was an eye-opener for the team as Paine came out with intensity and kept it throughout the entire match, Claflin player Faith Simmons said. (Orangeburg Times and Democrat, SC)
The Best from Sunday Sep 14, 2009
Katina Yvette Williams and David Tyrone Batts were united in marriage on Friday, July 17, 2009 at 7 p.m. at Paine College Gilbert Lambuth Memorial Chapel in Augusta, Georgia. Pastor Reginald D. Jones and Dr. Stafford J. Wicker officiated the ceremony. (Athens Banner-Herald)
Events on the Westobou calendar Sep 13, 2009
RICHMOND COUNTY DIRECTORS' Choice Choir: 7 p.m., Gilbert-Lambuth Memorial Chapel at Paine College, 1235 15th St.; $3; (706) 799-1315 ... SURRENDER STAGE PLAY: Gospel Series, 3 and 6 p.m., Paine College, Gilbert-Lambuth Memorial Chapel, 1235 15th St.; $5; (706) 627- 7297 ... BELLS, BRASS, VOICES AND PIPES: 4 p.m., Gilbert Lambuth Chapel, Paine College; $5; advanced bell choirs of Reid Memorial Presbyterian, First Baptist Church of Augusta and Covenant Presbyterian will perform works accompanied... (The Augusta Chronicle)
Shoplifters abandon baby in Food Lion Sep 13, 2009
For information, contact Augusta Metro Chamber of Commerce President Sue Parr at (706) 821-1300 or Dr. Tina Marshall-Bradley of Paine College at (706) 432-0720. Reader Comments Note: Comments are not edited and don't represent the views of The Augusta Chronicle. (The Augusta Chronicle)
Paine president calls on students determination Sep 10, 2009
Paine College President George C. Bradley advised students at the fall convocation Wednesday to think of themselves as the school's mascot -- a lion -- as they enter the 2009-2010 school year ... "You will help make Paine College a premier liberal arts college in the region.". (The Augusta Chronicle)
Westobou festival Sep 6, 2009
RICHMOND COUNTY DIRECTORS' Choice Choir: 7 p.m., Paine College, Gilbert-Lambuth Memorial Chapel, 1235 15th St.; $3; (706) 799-1315 ... SURRENDER STAGE PLAY: Gospel Series, 3 p.m. and 6 p.m., Paine College, Gilbert-Lambuth Memorial Chapel, 1235 15th St.; $5; (706) 627- 7297 ... BELLS, BRASS, VOICES AND PIPES: 4 p.m., Gilbert Lambuth Chapel, Paine College; $5; advanced bell choirs of Reid Memorial Presbyterian, First Baptist Church of Augusta and Covenant Presbyterian Church will perform works... (The Augusta Chronicle)
Interim MCG president has local tie Sep 4, 2009
Before Dr. Rahn took over as president in June 2001, former Paine College President Julius Scott served as interim president of MCG after Dr. Francis J. Tedesco retired in January 2001. Mr. Davis got suggestions from various sources, including Dr. Rahn and the firm hired to do the search for the next president, and got a list of about 25 names, which was culled down before deciding on Dr. Thompson, spokesman John Millsaps said. (The Augusta Chronicle)
Paine gets pro's support Sep 1, 2009
Even before he received the key to the city from Mayor Deke Copenhaver, Champions Tour golfer Jim Dent was talking about being part of the Paine College Golf Tournament for years to come ... "That he's giving his own time and supporting Paine College means a lot. It means a lot to see he cares where he came from. It's very special for us." ... Dent is in the Georgia Golf Hall of Fame, the Georgia Sports Hall of Fame and the Paine College Sports Hall of Fame. (The Augusta Chronicle)
Augusta mayor urges cooperation for census Sep 1, 2009
The other Complete Count Committee co-chairman is Paine College professor Mallory Millender ... CO-CHAIRMEN: Mallory Millender, Paine College ... Media: Frank Johnson, Paine College. (The Augusta Chronicle)
Music educator influenced hundreds including Jessye Norman Aug 27, 2009
" Mrs. Creque also took Miss Norman to vocal talent competitions in Savannah in April of 1960 and Fort Valley, Ga., in May of that year. And when Miss Norman advanced to Lucy Laney High School, Mrs. Creque continued to work with her. But even more importantly, Mrs. Creque took Miss Norman to meet Mark Fax, chairman of the music department at Howard University in Washington, D.C. Mr. Fax, who had taught at Paine College and personally instructed the Sanders family children, offered Miss Norman a... (The Augusta Chronicle)
Community didn't forget golfers Aug 12, 2009
It was going to be interesting to see if Augustans had long or short memories when the opportunity finally arose to support the Paine College golf team ... Players and sponsors have thrown themselves behind the inaugural Paine College Golf Tournament, a fund-raiser for the golf team. (The Augusta Chronicle)
Lacking local blood Aug 9, 2009
Dr. Williams, a longtime educator and recently retired administrator and executive assistant to the president at Paine College, said he spent five minutes alone with the governor in his office stating his educational philosophy, but was eventually replaced for James Franklin from Gordon County, which overwhelmingly supported Mr. Perdue during the 2002 election. Since taking office in 2003, Mr. Perdue has replaced the 10th and 12th district representatives five times. (The Augusta Chronicle)
Laney to name field for coach Jul 22, 2009
After retiring from Laney, he coached track at Paine College. From the Wednesday, July 22, 2009 edition of the Augusta Chronicle Reader Comments Note: Comments are not edited and don't represent the views of The Augusta Chronicle. (The Augusta Chronicle)
Principal pushes prisoners Jul 20, 2009
EDUCATION: History degree from Paine College, master's from Troy State University and a doctorate from Argosy University. FAMILY: Married, no children. (The Augusta Chronicle)
Officials hear, honor Augustans Jul 18, 2009
The Georgia Legislative Black Caucus, which has 48 members, will be at Paine College and the Medical College of Georgia today ... 9 A.M.: Paine College breakfast, town hall meeting. (The Augusta Chronicle)
Half of stimulus-funded jobs filled Jul 8, 2009
6 billion federal stimulus cleanup work at SRS. The fifth will be held at Paine College on July 20 ... WHERE: Paine College, 1235 15th St., Augusta. (The Augusta Chronicle)
SRS job fairs planned at Paine, Aiken Tech Jul 7, 2009
The second meeting will be at 11 a.m. July 20 in Gilbert-Lambuth Memorial Chapel at Paine College. The job fair will be in the college's Carter Gymnasium from noon to 3 p.m.. (The Augusta Chronicle)
SRS announces 2 job fairs Jul 3, 2009
The second town hall meeting will be at 11 a.m. July 20 in Gilbert-Lambuth Chapel at Paine College. The job fair will be in the college's Cater Gymnasium from noon to 3 p.m.. (The Augusta Chronicle)
Breakdown: Worth every penny? Jun 16, 2009
It can also be used for cultural facilities, allowing such things as Miller Theatre renovations and Paine College's planned Health Education Activities Learning Complex to be funded ... 5 million for Paine College's Health Education Activities Learning Complex. (The Augusta Chronicle)
Jesse Hughes: Suited for success May 25, 2009
Paine College asked Mr. Hughes to speak to an incoming class several years ago. Before his speech, he was dressed in street clothes and mingled with the crowd. (The Augusta Chronicle)
One $1 tag means free Frosty till December May 24, 2009
Firehouse Subs discounts : Firehouse Subs on Walton Way gives a 10 percent discount to hospital staffers and students at Paine College ... Students at Paine College receive a 10 percent discount on weekends. (The Augusta Chronicle)
Olympians speak to area's top athletes May 23, 2009
COLLEGIATE ATHLETE: Gold - Garret Siler, Augusta State University; Silver - Meredith Legg, USC Aiken; Bronze - LaKeisha Bell, Paine College. OUTSTANDING ATHLETE. (The Augusta Chronicle)
New coliseum authority members OK'd May 20, 2009
" Reach Johnny Edwards at (706) 823-3225 or . WHO'S WHO? Appointments by the Super District 9 commissioners - Betty Beard, J.R. Hatney, Calvin Holland, Corey Johnson and Alvin Mason - with terms ending March 31 : Joseph Collier Age: 56 Occupation: Graduation coach/counselor at Murphey Middle School Experience: Murphey Middle's Leadership board; mentoring ministry at Greater Young Zion Baptist Church Notable facts: Graduate of Paine College. According to his questionnaire on file with the city,... (The Augusta Chronicle)
Ex-mayor McIntyre's fall was felt by all May 17, 2009
"My first thoughts were, 'Ed, promise me that you won't let them catch you in no (crimes),' " the Paine College professor recalled. "But I didn't say it because I thought that Ed might be insulted by that, that he was above that. When you are a black first, the whole ethnic group is vulnerable to your failures. That is to say that if you do well, it will open doors to all of us. If you do poorly, it may slam the door for the rest of us. So, there's a great responsibility that people have when... (The Augusta Chronicle)
Golf: Paine sixth at minority event May 11, 2009
Paine College shot a team total 335 in the final round Sunday to finish sixth among NCAA Division II teams at the PGA Collegiate Minority Golf Championship in Port St. Lucie, Fla. The Lions finished the tournament at 155-over-par. (The Augusta Chronicle)
Bowling Green gets win, avoids sweep May 10, 2009
Paine College shot a team total 336 Saturday and is in sixth place among six NCAA Division II teams at the PGA Collegiate Minority Golf Championship. The Lions are 96-over-par for the tournament. (The Augusta Chronicle)
Prep: Spartans' star heads for Atlanta May 7, 2009
The senior on Wednesday signed papers to accept a basketball scholarship to Morehouse College, a Division-II historically black college in Atlanta that is in the same conference as Augusta's Paine College. "There's lots of heritage at a historically black college," said Allen, who selected Morehouse over Columbus State. (The Augusta Chronicle)
Grand jury won't charge deputies in shooting May 6, 2009
He met today with local community leaders including longtime Paine College professor Mallory Millender, state Rep. Henry Howard and Barbara Gordon, publisher and editor of the Metro Courier newspaper. (The Augusta Chronicle)
2 officers won't be charged in shooting May 6, 2009
Henry Howard, longtime Paine College educator Mallory Millender and Barbara Gordon, publisher and editor of the Metro Courier newspaper. The shooting of Mr. Elmore provoked several days of unrest in mid-December as hundreds protested in and around the complex off 15th Street. (The Augusta Chronicle)
Rants and Raves May 6, 2009
Joseph Lamar is between ARC and Paine College. Joseph Lamar has more land to build on than John Milledge. (The Augusta Chronicle)
Deadline nearing for summer job program May 3, 2009
The funds will help place between 300 and 400 young people at Augusta city offices, Paine College and nonprofit organizations in the area. The program began more than 20 years ago, and only about 50 youths ages 14 to 21 were served then each summer, Mr. Chandler said. (The Augusta Chronicle)
Former star guard among latest class May 1, 2009
Paige is one of five inductees in this year's Paine College Hall of Fame class ... "If it wasn't for Paine College," he said, "I wouldn't be the man I am today.". (The Augusta Chronicle)
Group formed to help Paine fund program Apr 29, 2009
If it does, Paine College will be ready ... Beginning on Jan. 26, a committee formed by Paine College assistant vice-president of institutional development Frances Wimberly started to meet ... " Larry grew up in Sacramento, Calif., and has lived in Augusta since 1999, so he has no ties to Paine College. He got involved because Wimberly asked him and he wanted to help. "What motivated me was the story I heard about the fact the kids were not able to participate in a golf tournament due to a lack... (The Augusta Chronicle)
Former coach was a difference-maker Apr 16, 2009
Ernest Tolbert's impact at Paine College could be immediately seen, Roscoe Williams said. Tolbert, who died Saturday at 81, replaced Williams as the first full-time Lions basketball coach in 1968. (The Augusta Chronicle)
Restaurant owner is woman of year Apr 2, 2009
Mrs. Townes was one of several area women recognized during the ceremony at Paine College held by the Sisters Only Club. Other honorees were: Vision Award -- Monique Braswell, activist and co-host on radio station WNRR; Arts Award -- Judith Simon-Butler, the director and drama instructor for the Augusta Mini Theatre Inc.; Faith tuality Award -- Angela Gaston, the retirement services officer at Fort Gordon; Health l Services Award -- Betty Harris, the owner and administrator of Tender Care... (The Augusta Chronicle)
Complex not seen as threat Mar 29, 2009
With 5,000 seats, the arena inside Paine College's planned Health Education Activities Learning Complex would become the area's second-largest venue ... The projected size of the learning complex arena wasn't well-known until Brandon Brown, Paine College's vice president of institutional development, disclosed it to The Augusta Chronicle this month ... Paine College's HEAL Complex (planned). (The Augusta Chronicle)
Lectures can be checked out at library Mar 28, 2009
Paine College has plans to add an online lecture series in the next few years. Dr. Pierner said Aiken Tech plans to offer video-streaming of the lectures through the school's online Blackboard system within the year and expand it to include hands-on classes and labs within two years. (The Augusta Chronicle)
Horford’s already a leader in the clubhouse Mar 21, 2009
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Tax package would help fund center Mar 19, 2009
Of all the outside groups scheduled to get funds in Augusta's next special purpose sales tax package, Paine College is getting the second-highest allotment: $2. 5 million, topped only by the Augusta Symphony's $5. (The Augusta Chronicle)
$500,000 is given to charities Mar 7, 2009
The CSRA Classic's intent to educate disadvantaged children was fulfilled Friday as the money that former state Sen. Charles Walker was forced to repay was distributed among more than a dozen nonprofits dedicated to helping youths. (The Augusta Chronicle)
Enjoy Augusta's rich arts community Mar 7, 2009
From the Players' Youth Theater and Artreach programs to the Augusta Symphony; from the Augusta Ballet to the Augusta Choral Society; from Augusta State University, Paine College and the University of South Carolina Aiken theater and music programs to local venues such as Le Chat Noir and the Aiken Community Playhouse; the opportunities to enjoy and support local talent are rich and abundant. Thank you to the Augusta Players and their generous private and corporate sponsors for making such... (The Augusta Chronicle)
Landlord defaults force out renters Mar 4, 2009
Finding the time would be hard on Ms. Bell, who in addition to helping her grandmother is finishing her degree at Paine College and working at a restaurant. Mrs. Bell, who is on a fixed income after working 27 years as a nursing assistant, was also admitted to the hospital this week. (The Augusta Chronicle)
Some schools closed Monday Mar 2, 2009
Schools in Columbia, Aiken, McDuffie and Edgefield counties will be closed Monday because of anticipated bad weather, school officials announced today. Classes at at least four area colleges will be delayed. (The Augusta Chronicle)
Local school closings Mar 2, 2009
- Paine College -- classes delayed two hours. - University of South Carolina Aiken -- no classes until 11 a.m.; faculty and staff should report by 10:30 a.m.. (The Augusta Chronicle)
Top STAR student named today Mar 2, 2009
Paine College President George Bradley will be the guest speaker for the STAR Program. Monday's winner will advance to compete in the next round of the Professional Association of Georgia Educators competition and could vie for the state title. (The Augusta Chronicle)
Economic slowdown hits hard Feb 26, 2009
Paine College is one of many historically black colleges hit hard by the sour economy. The United Methodist-affiliated, predominantly black college's $8 million endowment has dropped 20 percent over the past three months because of the nosedive in the stock market, said Brandon Brown, the vice president of development. (The Augusta Chronicle)
50 Whove Made a Difference Feb 25, 2009
Rev. W.A. Dinkins: A graduate of Paine College, Rev. Dinkins was a well respected leader in the C.M.E. Church in Georgia. In 1905, Dinkins founded the Harriett Holsey Industrial School, Dublin s first college. (Dublin Courier Herald, GA)
A little girl at heart Feb 25, 2009
In fact, she landed a four-year scholarship to Paine College in Augusta, Ga. "which was literally unheard of for blacks in that time," but became engaged to a man she followed to Michigan. (Dowagiac News, MI)
Summit to target dropouts Feb 20, 2009
"We have to have an educated society," said Tina Marshall-Bradley, the co-chairwoman of the local summit team and special assistant to the provost at Paine College. "I'm actually very, very excited about our strategy.". (The Augusta Chronicle)
Educator strives to lead and serve Feb 16, 2009
She has won the respect of many in the community, including Mary Shropshire-James, a retired Paine College professor ... She attended Paine College and completed her work for a bachelor's degree, but her graduation ceremony was canceled because of the city's race riot in 1970 ... She witnessed civil unrest and the burning of the Paine College president in effigy. (The Augusta Chronicle)
Ground broken on new complex Feb 15, 2009
Paine College broke ground Saturday on a multipurpose facility that will include a community center and laboratory space for biotechnological research. Paine's 90,000-square-foot Health Education Activities Learning Complex, known as the HEAL Complex, will be at Mulherin Street and Druid Park Avenue, across from Carter Gym. (The Augusta Chronicle)
Students urged to prepare the way Feb 14, 2009
In a thunderous speech Friday, the Rev. Luther B. Felder II urged members of the Paine College family to continue to run the race that past generations have run for them. "It is clear that we are not preparing for a sprint," he said. (The Augusta Chronicle)
For teams, being in step is liberating Feb 12, 2009
For Paine College teams, being in step is liberating 021209 - The Augusta Chronicle ... The group is one of several scheduled to perform Saturday at Paine College's Greek Step Show, part of the school's homecoming festivities. (The Augusta Chronicle)
Claflin back in SIAC title hunt Feb 12, 2009
Before then, the Panthers will travel to Paine College this Saturday and Stillman College on Monday and play host to Albany State Feb. 21 ... 19), at Paine College (Feb. (Orangeburg Times and Democrat, SC)
Today's news Feb 11, 2009
Homecomng events at Paine College: We have made plans for a conti. - - Comics: Pick up a copy of Wednesday's Chronicle and see the funny side of parenting with comic strips like Baby Blues and Family Circus. (The Augusta Chronicle)
Lake pitched for Regency mall land Feb 9, 2009
NONPROFITS, PAINE COLLEGE ADDED TO LIST. City Administrator Fred Russell's revised list of proposed projects now has money for about a dozen more nonprofits and other entities, most of which had been turned down before. (The Augusta Chronicle)
Letters to Michelle Obama collected into a book Feb 8, 2009
""When I look at you, I see me," reads another.The letters, solicited by two University at Buffalo scholars soon after the election, have been compiled into a book, "Go, Tell Michelle: African American Women Write to the New First Lady," just in time for Tuesday's inauguration.Many in the collection of 100 letters share a universal theme. Paine College President Shirley A.R. Lewis expressed it this way: "Thank you for being such a vital part of this dream that I never thought I'd see in my... (Sioux City Journal)
Project bears name of great Augustan Feb 8, 2009
Others report that he became interested in Paine College, the new institution that opened in Augusta around that time -- and was the first student to enroll and become its first graduate ... On returning to the United States, Gilbert was named chairman of the Greek and German departments at Paine College in Augusta. (The Augusta Chronicle)
