Lighting up the Farmers Market draws concerns in Aiken
A reader questions the purpose of keeping the Farmers Market lit all day and night. They note no farmers are present and worry about waste or safety implications.
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 2014
Page
3
A reader questions the purpose of keeping the Farmers Market lit all day and night. They note no farmers are present and worry about waste or safety implications.
A letter criticizes rate hikes and wasteful spending while urging responsible budgeting. The writer, a licensed concealed weapon carrier, expresses frustration with state leaders and MOX missteps and thanks Sheriff Hunt for informing neighbors about a gunpoint incident and house fire.
The Aiken Standard apologizes for misspelling Aiken High student Alex Coleman in the Aiken High begins plant sale piece on page 3A. The paper invites readers to report factual errors by calling Melissa Hanna at 803 644 2364 or emailing editorial.
More than 200 Graniteville High School and Leavelle McCampbell School alumni relatives and friends gathered February 22 at the former Gymnasium for the Sock Hop Reunion. Proceeds support trophy cases and past projects. plans were announced for a 2015 cruise to Honduras Belize and Mexico.
Aiken County officials push residents to place winter storm Pax debris at the curb by April 20 to enable an accelerated cleanup by May 12 and secure up to 80 percent federal reimbursement. The plan involves a $14.5 million county budget amendment and potential state aid, with FEMA briefing set for Monday.
Four Aiken County arts organizations join Momentum Augusta, a two-year series of workshops and coaching run by the Georgia Center for Nonprofits with funding from multiple foundations. The aim is stronger governance, planning, marketing, and fundraising for nonprofit arts groups in the region.
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