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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 2011
Page
3
A columnist lists factors shaping flag respect in America. He cites declining reverence for the president, patriotism, the Pledge of Allegiance and the national anthem, and a shift toward individualism, politics, and perceived loss of national unity.
A letter to the editor argues for shared rules and humanity across faiths while criticizing a local frame sign warning of a stop 500 feet away. The writer questions spending Obama funds on the Rail Road Depot and invites readers to use the TalkBack hotline or email, noting names may be omitted.
Threads, a new downtown Aiken clothing store at 108 Laurens St, opened under owner Amanda Clack. The shop sells eco conscious American made apparel and jewelry with vintage inspired pieces from Taxi CDC and Erica Weiner, plus original wall art by Brown Thornton.
The seventh annual Rock Fore Dough benefit concert at The First Tee of Augusta drew about 7,000 attendees from Aiken and Masters visitors. Darius Rucker headlined solo with Sister Hazel Edwin McCain and Sibling String also performing. The event has raised over $450,000 for The First Tee, which teaches youth golf and character education.
The Aiken Standard provides contact details for Scott B Hunter and office information. It lists ISSN, establishment year, mailing address, and subscription rates with varying terms and delivery schedules including Sunday Plus dates for 2011.
Tuesday and daily draw results listed for Pick 4 Pick 3 Pick 4 Palmetto Cash 5 Mega Millions and Cash 3 and Cash 4 for Midday and Evening with listed numbers. Georgia Five and Fantasy 5 results included. Cash 4 Evening unavailable at press time and to be updated Thursday.
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