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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 2014
Page
3
A reader cites moldy bread at a restaurant and more loaves found later, urging action to prevent illness. The letter also questions city trash pickup on Trail Ridge and Bardon, questions on Project Jackson tax funding and voting, and sadness over missing grave markers. The writer asks for accountability and respect.
A reader complains of an incorrect Yellow Pages entry showing only one spouse and lists a brother-in-law’s wife, fearing misperceived divorce. The note also rails against long acrylic nails at drive-thrus after scratches and an infection, urging action via TalkBack or email to the Aiken Standard.
The Aiken Standard corrects a Sunday page 3A caption misnaming two Aiken Technical College health science graduates Leah Parker and Britney Moore and misspelling Moore. The paper regrets the mistakes and invites readers to report factual errors to Melissa Hanna by phone or email.
Two Aiken men, Jesse James Quarles and Kenneth Islar, were indicted on felon in possession of a firearm charges by a federal grand jury. They pleaded not guilty and remain in custody. The case ties to the Aiken Safe Communities initiative aimed at curbing reoffending.
South Aiken High School welcomed ninth graders to its NJROTC program on Monday. Senior C J Campbell, inspired by sister Jessie a former NJROTC executive officer, praises the program as a path to leadership and military careers. Cadets discuss six teams including drill and CyberPatriots while unit commander Larry Laughlin highlights the family culture and opportunities NJROTC offers.
The Savannah Riverkeeper hosts its 8th annual Paddlefest with homemade rafts, canoes, kayaks, and paddleboards despite rain and higher river water. Jay Jacobs notes the event blends timed racing and recreation across a two-part course with class 2 rapids and open water. Merriwether Fire Department backed by a raft built from drums and a firetruck theme joins the fun to promote river stewardship and funding.
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