Friday, January 16, 2015

Best Boomer Towns…Aiken makes the List “Best Place to Thrive”

Best Boomer Towns Website is based on the largest U.S. population, Baby Boomers, born between 1946 and 1964, who will be leaving the workforce. Research is comprised from the U.S. Census Bureau 2000, Wall Street Journal, Money Magazine, AARP, New York Times, Del Webb Survey, and U.S. World News Report. Based on the research, twenty-one towns have been selected in the United States that deliver the high standards that Baby Boomers expect when they relocate and retire. Key criteria for each town includes: Airport Access, University Presence, Good Hospitals, Social Opportunities, Cultural Activities, Variety of housing costs, Mild Climates
Learn more about Aiken, SC and why it’s so popular with Boomers.

Source of information website bestboomertowns.com.

Tuesday, September 30, 2014

Aiken Downtown Fall/Winter Schedule 2014

Our Fall/Winter Downtown Event Schedule is out! Lots of fun activities coming up that you do not want to miss! Let us know if you would like one mailed to you.

Tuesday, September 9, 2014

Storytime in the Gardens for September and October for Fall 2014

Storytime in the Gardens for September and October. Every Tuesday at 4pm at the sand patio at Hopeland Gardens.







































Hopelands Gardens is located at 135 Dupree Place Aiken, SC 29801. In case of inclement weather, the readings will be held inside the H. O. Weeks Center - Rooms 6&7 located at 1700 Whiskey Rd. Aiken, SC 29801. For inclement weather information, please call 803-643-4661. For all other information, please call 803-642-7631

Friday, September 5, 2014

Aiken Home and Lifestyle Magazine Fall 2014 is out…pick up a copy

This a beautiful and easy read magizine; offers some interesting articles about Aiken’s history, people, features unique homes and will keep you up with what’s happening in Aiken, SC.

This is their (A) List which offers a variety of short articles on people, places, and the best place to get a chili dog in Aiken, S.C.,  most locals know the secret.



The Aiken Homes Team of Meybohm Realtors is proud to part of the fall 2014 issue….Let Us Welcome you to YOUR AIKEN HOME

Monday, September 1, 2014

MOVING WHAT AN experience!!!

Moving
What An
experience

Moving is often a stressful experience, even when it goes well. While you may never have a great time boxing up your possessions and moving them to a new place, there are certainly steps you can take to make the experience as easy as possible. Here are a few tips from Styleathome.com that can help you save time and reduce your stress when moving.

CHOOSE WISELY:  
This is the perfect time to donate or give away unwanted items to lessen your load. You will want to make sure whatever transportation you choose has enough room for all of your things; especially if the move is far enough that you only want to make one trip. Generally, the contents of a one-bedroom apartment will fit in a 16-foot cube truck, while two or three bedrooms usually fit in a 24- or 26-foot truck. If you’re moving a full house, you can also use a 24- or 26-foot truck, but if you have a lot of possessions, it might require two trips.

MAKE A PLAN: Before you put anything in a box or contact movers, create an itemized list of everything that should be done and follow it as you go. This will make the move easier for yourself and others who are helping you. If you’re using movers, you should also make an inventory as you pack, and check it when you unpack to make sure none of your items were lost.

COMMUNICATE: Once you have a plan, make sure your movers are aware of your requirements. The more information they have about the situation, the less time they will require and the more prepared they will be. If you’re moving into a condo or apartment, ask your landlord or building supervisor if there is anything you should know about moving into the building. For example, condos often have service elevators you can reserve for the move.

Friday, August 22, 2014

Savannah River Ecology Lab Touch an Animal Day - August 22, 2014

Looking for a Family Fun morning?



Savannah River Ecology Lab will hold a "Touch an Animal Day" on Saturday to allow visitors to examine and handle local wildlife and learn more about native plants and animals.

Touch an Animal Day offers visitors a chance to examine and handle local wildlife, including alligators and nonvenomous snakes. The event will be held Saturday from 9 a.m. to noon and is free. 


Thursday, August 21, 2014

Save the Date - Aiken Fall Steeplechase 2014

Aiken Fall Steeplechase 2014
Aiken, SC comes alive with series of horse events and festivities with the fall Steeplechase being one of the local favorites!













HOLIDAY CUP
The tradition of Steeplechasing continues in Aiken with the 23rd Renewal of the Aiken Fall Steeplechase on Saturday, October 25, 2014. The Committee seeks your continued support in making the day worthy of Aiken's sporting traditions and welcomes your participation for the benefit of The Hitchcock Woods Foundation.
The Fall FĂȘte is held every year on the Friday before the Fall Steeplechase event. The fĂȘte includes a fun night of dinner and dancing plus live music and an open bar.
To Learn more and the source of information is:
 http://www.aikensteeplechase.com/fallevent.html