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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 2014
Page
3
In South Dakota locals presented the film Running Wild The Life of Dayton O Hyde about horse lovers. An Arkenite shares enduring passion for horses and notes the impact of the documentary on fans.
Resident laments slow public works response after an ice storm. He questions city management, demands debris pickup details, and notes mice nesting in piles while ads fill city channels. There is frustration over when cleanup will occur and how many trucks are hired.
A reader discussion covers Common Core in schools, couponing for charity donations, concerns about noisy dogs, firearm safety and legality, and political tax debates led by Senator Tom Young. Call 803-644-2384 or email editorial aikenstandard.com with brief comments.
Deputies Kenneth Lively and Nicholas Lott entered a smoke filled home on Piper Road at 4 am to rescue a female resident and her disoriented male companion. Both residents were treated for smoke inhalation. The cause is under investigation. Their actions were praised by Sheriff Hunt as exemplary and they are to be honored.
The Mulligan's Grill at Woodside Plantation Country Club unveiled renovations including an outdoor stamped concrete patio with lighting fire pits and a big screen. A ribbon cutting Friday marked the half million dollar project with City of Aiken officials and Greater Aiken Chamber of Commerce leaders in attendance.
Dozens of Aiken High School art students exhibited works at the annual Evening of the Arts. Freshman Sarah Bernard shared a moving story of resilience after juvenile rheumatoid arthritis limited her early abilities, now regained through focus on pastels and perseverance. Spearheading speed painting were Melaney Mottsey Amanda Teasdale Rowan Miller Emma Berry and Christopher Brown, who each painted a landscape in ten minutes on stage. Sophomore Holly Turner opened with A Thousand Years by Christina Perri.
Aiken Standard covers a ship of performers including Miles Springs a Gateway summer arts program standout known for dancing and three freestyle flips. Singers and dancers Akeya Johnson Christian Egbert Jordan Bartlett Myles Springs Michael Coleman Kaiti Williamson Lane Cook and Sierra Epperly performed as senior education reporter Rob Novit notes.
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