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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 2002
Page
2
Readers express pride in Aiken's history features and complain about access to a Northside movie theater. They propose channel 96 adjustments and support a Wal‑Mart on the northside near I-20 to ease Southside traffic.
The Aiken Standard praises local schools sports and academic programs and urges readers to share comments about youth as the paper values their contributions. Call the Talkback hotline or email editorial with brief remarks. names are not required and may be edited for space.
Aiken City Council holds one final work session and two public hearings to adopt the Southside Comprehensive Land Use Plan by September end. Mayor Fred Cavanaugh and Council members Jane Vaughters push for thorough public input and careful review of growth impacts since 2001, with the last major rewrite in 1997.
The Aiken Center for the Arts hosts a Children's Art Show featuring crafts by campers who created animals from jungle to sea. Brittany Crown highlighted a three dimensional octopus and a life sized whale puzzle as visitors tour the galleries open through August 16.
Publix will hold a free kids safety photo event on Saturday August 10 from 10 am to 4 pm at 250 East Gate Drive. Parents can also obtain a Kids Emergency Information Fold er to record child details and keep the photo. coloring contests and Publix Family Style magazine are available, plus Baby Club enrollment. The program applies to Publix stores in Alabama Florida Georgia and South Carolina.
The five member Crossroad's Band performs Monday evening as part of Hopelands Summer Concert Series. They play saxophone bass guitar piano and drums in a mix of beach music classic rock swing pop and line dancing. Sponsored by Friends of Hopelands and Rye Patch Inc with parking at Rye Patch lot and Dupree Street lot. In bad weather the show moves to H Odell Weeks Activities Center. Call 642-7631 for details.
Schofield Middle School students and staff will eat in the gymnasium until August 12 when lunch moves to the vocational wing during major renovations. The revamped cafeteria and kitchen should be finished soon, while an 18 classroom wing with offices, a media center and science labs starts occupying in October.
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