Talkback reader comments spur wide ranging city issues
A letter panel invites readers to discuss Medicare payment practices by local doctors, traffic speed concerns, Israel and Iran policy, politics of South Carolina, economic recession, and local dining options. Call 803-644-2384 or email editorial at aikenstandard.com to participate.
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Corrections Issued For Juilliard Jazz Camps Error
The Aiken Standard corrects Thursday Living on the Go report stating Juilliard Jazz camps require auditions. For camp details contact Dee Crawford at 803-661-5299 or jiajazzcamp@gmail.com. The paper invites readers to report factual errors to Melissa Hanna at 803-644-2364 or editorial.
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Cockroach Robot Comes to East Aiken Arts School
East Aiken School of the Arts students in grades 3-5 will help build an 8-foot cockroach robot with lighting from Maya's Metal Fabrication owner David Cianni. The project, supported by Aiken Pest Control with $2,000, ties to Common Core and engages biology math and engineering through recycled materials.
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97th Horse Show in the Woods Opens in Hitchcock Woods
The 97th annual Ai ken Horse Show in the Woods begins today in Hitchcock Woods with three days of classes starting at 9 a.m. The event honors Louise Eustis Hitch cock and emphasizes youth stewardship, with exhibitors growing participation and a new competition director Matt Collins. Friday features include the $750 Aiken Hounds Welcome Stakes and hunter divisions. Saturday focuses on children with walk trot canter and cosplay classes. Sunday highlights foxhunters with the $1,500 Foxhunter Stakes and $500 Junior Foxhunter Stakes. The show remains one of the few times cars may be driven into the woods.
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Sunny Z Foods to open new production facility in Saluda County
Instant meals producer Sunny Z Foods Inc plans a $12 million facility in Saluda County at the former Milliken plant 782 Columbia Highway. The plant will create 150 jobs and start operations by year end, with Gov. Nikki Haley and local officials hailing the investment and economic diversification.
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