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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 2013
Page
13
The Aiken Standard lists key personnel including Publisher Scott B. Hunter Executive Editor Melissa Hanna Advertising Director Dee Taylor Business Manager Terri Cheek Circulation Manager Laura Friedman Classified Advertising Manager Ronnie Butler Production Director Letitia Jefferson.
Alfred Lord Tennyson urges restraint in business and life. He argues that true progress comes from elevating others not from undermining rivals friends or foes. The reflection emphasizes kindness and self restraint as paths to achievement.
Hayden Baptist Church in Aiken County moves after last summer’s fire damaged the old building founded in 1868. A groundbreaking at the new site on Prosperity Lane marks a fresh chapter with 100 bricks from the original church to memorialize the past. The project aims for completion by early 2014 and renews community worship and outreach efforts led by Rev Rob Heflin and local churches.
Miami Herald columnist Leonard Pitts Jr notes Fox News host Lauren Green questioned Reza Aslan's faith during a discussion of Zealot. He argues the exchange exposes identity politics and tribalism in media debates while highlighting Aslan's scholarly work and religious freedom.
Defense Secretary Hagel visits Charleston to warn civil service furloughs may persist into next budget year and that layoffs could follow if Congress does not curb spending. He notes 800,000 civilian employees face reductions amid wars winding down and a push for a leaner military.
A reader urges the mayor to reconsider a 42.3 million Hitchcock Parkway project and proposes cheaper traffic improvements. Another correspondent laments SC Electric & Gas tree cutting, calls for underground lines, and asks to preserve Aiken’s magnolias and old trees.
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