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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 2008
Page
3
The piece argues that a weak economy harms coffee demand, hitting brands like Starbucks and attracting budget options like Kroger. It notes high prices once driven by status have reduced as shoppers fear layoffs and seek cheaper brews.
Citizens urged to vote yes on incorporation and voice concern over the water bill rise tied to fire protection fees. The note questions use of funds and points out some fire trucks exceed twenty years old.
A reflective note urges readers to count blessings on Sundays and contrasts relief from minor problems with needing service from Lowe's on a Sunday morning. The tone emphasizes gratitude and practical luck for avoiding household issues.
Readers urge GVW committee cleanup and criticize comments on school taxes. A letter cites local musical talent and a free concert at the Historical Museum as a Sunday highlight while urging responsible tax policy and inviting further feedback via Talkback.
Aiken resident Gene Avey signed a recording contract with Nashville's KMA Records after 39 years in music. He plans to select 10 songs, record in Nashville with Larry Grinshaw on drums, then release and promote the album widely. Avey previously toured Carnival ships, performed with major acts, and was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame for Gun Shy.
Aiken County Council weighs a resolution to add funds to the Animal Control Division for next year to enlarge modernize and refurbish the overcrowded shelter built in the 1980s. The plan aims to reduce euthanasia by increasing capacity and improve facilities.
Subscriptions via Sunday Plus lists Aiken Standard delivery dates including Jan 19 Feb 16 Mar 1 and April through December multiple dates. Readers are advised to call (603) 648 231 for EZ Pay rates and delivery information.
A memorial bench named for Suzanne Messick, donated by CanHope and supporters, sits on the Cancer Care Institute lawn. A dedication ceremony at 5:30 p.m. Tuesday will feature remarks by Institute director Bob Queen and others, with a reception open to the public.
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