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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 2014
Page
1
Realtors report a soft local market good for buyers with some exceptions. Median home price in March fell to 121500 from a year earlier while average price dropped to 143001, and pending sales rose 13 percent from 2013 to 2014.
A Nerd Wallet study analyzes 51 South Carolina communities with over 10 000 residents, rating North Augusta 11th for homeownership. Key figures include a 69.1 percent homeownership rate and median monthly homeowner costs of 1125, with a 29.8 percent cost-to-income ratio.
Local News reports no announced start date for construction of an assisted living facility. City officials and developers have not provided a timetable or funding updates, leaving residents awaiting details on location and timeline.
Sunday feature examines the paperwork surrounding cleanup after an ice storm, tracing permits contracts and bids. Officials review disposal routes, cost estimates, and timelines as residents watch for remediation progress.
The Aiken Standard announces a new press unit installation. The paper will appear different this week with a noncolor sports section during the transition. Once installation completes, improved color capability will follow.
Betty J. Collins is listed among area deaths in Edgefield with funeral arrangements pending. The notice appears in the 6A deaths and funerals section.
Aiken County Councilman Andrew Siders, known for belting out The Star-Spangled Banner, performs about 15 times a year at events including the Aiken Trials. He heads to a National Day of Prayer observance at the H Odell Weeks Activities Center and is nicknamed the National Anthem Guy.
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