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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 2015
Page
2
One of Aiken’s largest equestrian operations will shut this month ending its eight year run on East Pine Log Road. Boots, Bridles, and Britches will close its Aiken store and its Grovetown Georgia shop. Manager Heather Pifer cites the economic downturn and lasting hardship as the reason for the closing.
A store expanding from suburban Augusta to Aiken plans an invitation-only event Wednesday with public markdowns beginning Thursday. The Grovetown shop opened in 2002 and the Aiken location in 2007 covers about 19,000 square feet. Brand offerings include Purina, Leanin’ Tree, Ariat, John Deere, Wrangler, Tuffrider, Weather Beeta and Saxon. Bill Bengtson, a Florence, Alabama native, joined in 1996 to cover local news for the Aiken Standard and North Augusta Star.
The public may comment at the MOX annual assessment of construction activities at the Savannah River Site MOX facility. The 6 to 7 p.m. session on April 16 at the Applied Research Center New Ellenton invites observers and opportunities to communicate with the NRC after the business portion. The meeting will cover technical aspects of the Mixed Oxide Fuel Fabrication Facility tied to a Russia plutonium disposal accord, with funding and delays cited as ongoing program issues. Derrek Asberry is the SRS beat reporter for the Aiken Standard.
The Center for African American History Art and Culture invites applications for its Juneteenth festival on June 20 at Perry Park 720 Abbeville Ave NE. The family friendly event features food entertainment vendors and exhibitions. For info call Jo-Anne Saunders at 706-664-3989 or email aikenculturalcenter gmail com.
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