Language barrier sparks debate among residents
A letter cites frustration over English language dominance and urges language learning by non natives. The writer notes limited Social Security raises for seniors and questions the cost of living in contrast to wage growth. They also criticize a radio station over personnel decisions.
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America
Alice Kirkland Remembered For Compassion And Service
Readers pay tribute to Alice Kirkland highlighting her humanitarian work with teachers and students. The letter also discusses local issues from sanitation worker treatment and a young boy's snow cone business to licensing concerns and reader feedback via Talkback.
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Alice Kirkland
Aiken County to appoint new South Aiken principal
The Aiken County Board of Education plans to appoint the new South Aiken High School principal at a Tuesday meeting, succeeding retiring Bill Gassman after eight years. Board reviews input sessions, interviews, and other agenda items including a Bible curriculum proposal and funding requests from Freedman Center and a CNCS grant application.
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Aiken County
Dean Cartin
Freedman Parenting Center
Csra Community Foundation
Corporation For National and Community Service
State Department of Education
Learn and Service America
Fried Green Tomato Festival Raises Funds for Local Charities
Beech Island hosts the seventh annual Country Ranch Bar and Grill Fried Green Tomatoes festival drawing about 1000 attendees. Volunteers cook 100 pounds of tomatoes in a flour cornmeal salt batter then fry them to a crisp while proceeds support local families and area charities.
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Beech Island
Country Ranch Bar and Grill
Yvonne Baughman
James Smith
Bob Stuart
John Brantley
Crispy Fried Green Tomato Festival At Country Ranch
Beech Island residents enjoyed fried green tomatoes as five area bands played at the Country Ranch property once an egg farm. Cecilia Watson praised crispy tomatoes while noting the event raises funds for adopting families in need through sales and donations.
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Country Ranch
Beech Island
Cecilia Watson
Watson
Baughman
Tax free back to school weekend drives shoppers to staples
Shoppers flock to back to school gear as tax free weekend ends with strong sales at Aiken area Staples and Target. Jason Smith notes rising demand for pens pencils and paper while Frank O Donnell cites triple Friday sales and anticipation of two week surge. The Scott family uses lists to stock up for a middle school student and a college freshman.
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Aiken
Target
Jason Smith
Staples
Smith
Frank O'Donnell
Savannah River
O'Donnell
Scott
Stephen Scott
Karen
Stephens Scott
Keeley
Aiken’s Staples
Goody's Hosts Kids Day For Tax Free Holiday Goods
Goody's Family Clothing on Whiskey Road hosts Kids Day with face painting hot dogs and lemonade and safety ID card vouchers for kids. Proceeds from drinks go to the Children's Miracle Network. A dress design contest offers winning creations for next summer sale. Hope Wheeler notes drawings from children and upcoming back to school sales.
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Goody’s Family Clothing
Whiskey Road
Dianna Valverde
Children’s Miracle Network
Valverde
Goody’s
Hope Wheeler
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