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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 2015
Page
3
The editorial argues America has lost its shine and warns that the new Aiken City Manager will confront many empty department head roles and a severe budget. It notes his prior terminations in Massachusetts and questions his leadership as he begins with a large staffing gap and limited options.
A collection of local thanks praising Dr. David Carter and staff for skilled care in Aiken as well as Ms. Scott for rescuing children from a bus fire. Gratitude goes to the woman who returned sunglasses at church and a vet clinic team that helped a dog on Good Friday. Readers invited to share more letters.
Jonathan Dicks defeated Danny Feagin in Burnettown’s special election to become mayor, finishing 185 to 165 with three write-ins among 353 votes. Voter turnout reached about 20 percent, higher than expected, while both candidates remain unavailable for comment. The election consolidated all precincts at the C H Williams Municipal Center renamed for the late mayor.
Edisto River future debate gains momentum as South Carolina lawmakers plan first hearing on a bill to protect rivers including the Edisto. Rep. Bill Taylor and Wagener residents credit the move, noting crises over excessive agricultural withdrawals and prior farm-water compromises.
Two local groups organize a First Responders Roundup at Highfields Event Center on Sunday from noon to 4 pm. Tickets at $35 include barbecue and a signature drink, with several local businesses selling seats and door prizes donated by Aiken Properties. Proceeds support the Aiken County First Responders Honor Park during the Aiken Spring Classic Grand Prix.
Chavous announces a first responder round up at Highfields Event Center on Sunday from noon to 4 pm. Tickets are 35 dollars, with sales at multiple local merchants in New Ellenton. Proceeds fund a park endowment for Aiken County, with a May 2016 target for park handover and memorial garden funding. Derrek Asberry reports.
Free blood pressure checks will be offered from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. every Thursday at the Grace Study Center located at 50 Canal Street. The Tablet Users Group will meet at 7 p.m. Thursday at the Aiken County Public Library on 314 Chesterfield Street SW, sponsored by McGrath Computer Learning.
The Aiken County Animal Shelter at 333 Wire Road hosts a Back in Black event from April 1 to 30. Black cats are $15 and black dogs $35, with spay/neuter, microchip, and shots included. Hours are 9:00–16:30 weekdays and 10:00–13:00 Saturdays. Call 803-642-1537.
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