Aiken residents weigh in on city issues and dog concerns
Readers criticize City Council delays in choosing a new city manager and reflect on governance. Comments touch on school athletics funding favoring football, sheriff performance, stray dogs, cleanliness near Richland Avenue, and a critique of a part time city manager. Readers invite further input via the Talk Back line.
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Residents discuss aims for Aiken County superintendent
About 20 community residents gathered at USC Aiken for a Public Education Partners session to propose traits for a new Aiken County Public Schools leader. They emphasized visibility in schools and the community, open doors, clear vision, and personal acquaintance with teachers as key qualities for the retiring superintendent Dr Beth Everitt.
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Aiken board seeks eight traits for new superintendent
Participants prioritized leadership and communication as key qualities for the superintendent. Eight broad categories emerged: strategic focus, communication, strong leadership, organizational and instructional management, treating staff as professionals, experience, fiscal management, and openness to diversity. The report, by PEP, will be posted online and a detailed piece will run after a board meeting. Applications close April 30. PEP will present findings to the School Board.
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Chukker Creek Elementary Starts After School Running Club
About 200 students join a running club after school twice weekly at Chukker Creek Elementary. Thursday sees 30 minute walks on the school track to raise funds as students complete laps toward a mile per five laps. Parents note the contrast with French schools as they watch their children run with friends.
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Unbridled Music opens in downtown Aiken with budget focus
Alabama Fiddle Champion Roger Abernathy and Will Jones launch Unbridled Music in the Hollley Building at 115 Laurens St SW Suite 202 offering mandolins fiddles banjos guitars and basses plus used instruments and ordering options. The shop fuels community ties with layaway consignment and price matching while lessons and a free April promotion attract aspiring players. Grand opening May 2 features free food and jam sessions weekly Saturdays.
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