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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 2014
Page
3
Aiken Standard questions the source and justification for Christmas bonuses paid to courthouse employees. The piece asks where the funds originate and why county workers receive holiday pay, prompting scrutiny of payroll practices and budget allocations.
In a reader letter, concerns rise about high deductibles and premium increases under the Affordable Care Act, noting government assistance bias in coverage. The writer cites a local mayor race in New Ellenton with four-vote margin and urges voter accountability, urging public comment via hotline and email.
The Want To Go box on page 3A missed the correct date for the USC Aiken men's basketball celebration. It will take place Monday April 14 at 4 p.m. in the USCA Convocation Center lobby with RSVP instructions and contact details provided for corrections.
Aiken history centers on hickory shafted golf clubs once used by early players like John Inglis for the Aiken Golf Club, with Donald Ross among builders. The tradition includes a yearly Ladies Only Hickory Shafted Golf Tournament in October, featuring vintage attire and a chance to explore golf’s origins and female pioneers.
Dozens of USC Aiken people walk in high heels for Work Those Heels to support the Cumbee Center to Assist Abused Persons. Participants pay $2 per lap around the campus courtyard and may borrow shoes. Chalk messages urge action and awareness about campus sexual assault.
Melissa Hanna serves as executive editor at the Aiken Standard, overseeing newsroom operations, editorial strategy, and staff coordination as of the current period. Contact: mhanna at the Aiken Standard, phone 803 644 2364.
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