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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 2011
Page
3
A resident thanks the kind stranger who left and later placed her bank card on top of an ATM after forgetting it on Richland Avenue. The finder did not seek a PIN or request identification, simply ensuring the card’s safety.
A missing whip has been found with gratitude extended to the Aiken Standard and local residents for their helpfulness. The community response is appreciated and the matter is resolved.
A discussion on body image notes how women increasingly celebrate fat rolls, moving away from focusing on clothing and opting for form fitting tops that reveal their curves. The piece contrasts past fashion norms with current trends in self expression and body positivity.
A reader reports severe vandalism to crape myrtles at Reflections, fearing the plants are ruined and noting the damage likely needs investigation. The observer intends to inform Tom Rapp.
A reader contends Donald Trump donates to many charities and would be a strong president while criticizing Obama and supporting moral leadership. The note cites alleged discrimination involving church bulletins and restaurant discounts and invites comments via the TalkBack hotline and email.
Aiken County deputies investigate a Sunday home invasion on Rushton Road that left a 73 year old woman bruised and shaken. The suspect is a white man 35 to 45, about 5 6 and 180 pounds, driving a small red car, wearing a blue shirt ball cap and blue jeans. He forced entry demanded money and fled with two rings and a jewelry box. Police urge anyone with tips to call the sheriff or Crime Stoppers for a possible reward.
USC Aiken professor Dewey Scott-Wiley has been chosen as a national directing fellow for the Kennedy Center American College Theater festival in Washington, D.C. She will mentor student directors, direct a short play, and represent Region IV, while continuing to lead USCA productions and collaborate with Trustus Theatre.
The Aiken Community Theater Youth Wing will meet on April 16 from 1 to 3 p.m. at the URS Center for the Performing Arts 125 Newberry St. The event is free for middle and high school students with an interest in theatre. New members welcome. no pre registration. Call 648-1438 or visit aikennnityplayhouse.com for details.
The University Theatre at USC Aiken presents You're a Good Man Charlie Brown at the Etherredge Center April 14 to 16 with two Saturday shows. Cast includes Daniel Burkett as Charlie Brown Morgan Hall as Lucy Matt Yon Linus Lauren Jenkins Sally Karlton Timmerman Schroeder and Lauren Ferguson Snoopy. Tickets 15 12 7 for adults seniors students.
The Aiken Artist Guild gathers at 6 30 p m Monday in Brown Pavilion Room at the Aiken Center for the Arts with Trish Arnold demonstrating watercolor techniques. Aiken Peace hosts a spring potluck Monday 6 30 to 8 30 p m at the Aiken Unitarian Universalist Church 115 Gregg Ave. call 215 3263. Wise Outrageous Women meet noon April 13 at Charles Wesley Methodist Church with Lynn Katonak discussing the history of Aiken Ladies. information to call 648 6005.
The notice lists newsroom contact numbers and emails for submissions and editorial staff led by Managing Editor Michael Gibbons. It includes office hours, mailing address, and rates for subscriptions and EZ Pay with dates for Sunday Plus deliveries.
The report lists April as the City of Character with the trait Cautiousne. It presents winning lottery numbers for Pick 3, Pick 4, Palmetto Cash 5, Power-Up, Cash 3, Cash 4, Georgia Five, Fantasy 5, and Decades of Dollars across Midday and Evening draws. The data includes multiple sequences such as Pick 3 Midday 8 9 2 and Decades of Dollars 5 15 26 28 46 47.
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