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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 2004
Page
3
A reader favors a future O'Charley's in Aiken for 2005. They also suggest T.G.I. Friday's for a broad menu and friendly atmosphere and Sonny's BBQ for good barbecue at fair prices, noting it is open seven days a week.
Local voices express demand for more seafood and Japanese restaurants and estimate missed specialties. They cite Nick's Seafood in Hilton Head and ShoGun in Augusta as models while suggesting Macaroni Grill Dairy Queen and Carrabba's would improve dining variety in Aiken.
Kathy Griffith from Burlington NC says a Longhorn Steakhouse would be good noting their great steaks and a chocolate dessert that she describes as to die for.
Police report multiple incidents across Aiken involving thefts shoplifting and burglaries at Pine Log Road and Whiskey Road centers. An ongoing vehicle theft case seeks a late model Cutlass. Drunken driving arrests surge with speed and license violations near U.S. Highway 1 and Martintown Road. A bicycle theft and property damage at Riverview Park add to a busy week.
U S history students in Ric Ruffner’s class staffed voter registration tables at lunchtime last week. About 80 forms were completed, with students assisting in filling forms and handing out bumper stickers from the Aiken County Board of Elections. Ruffner noted the civics project has run for 15 years and will be submitted to the Board of Elections office.
Region 4-AAAA soccer contest slated for Tuesday features Aiken and South Aiken in a regional showdown. Other items note a Jackson Town Council work session and a Cancer Care Institute of Carolina grand opening on Wednesday.
The message assigns responsibility for all Aiken Standard departments to Scott B. Hunter who can be reached at 648-2311 Extension 203. Email shunter at aikenstandard.com provided.
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