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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 2014
Page
2
The Strom Thurmond High School senior class of 2014 awarded a record total of 4,022,280 in scholarships, more than doubling the prior year’s amount. A smaller class by size delivered unprecedented funding for graduates.
Molly Spearman Republican candidate for South Carolina state superintendent of education will address the Aiken Republican Club at its next meeting. She and Democrat Tom Thompson appear on the ballot to succeed Mick Zais in the November general election. Spearman has a long career including four terms in the state House starting in 1993 and later roles with the Department of Education and the South Carolina Association of School Administrators.
The Republican Club hosts a luncheon at Newberry Hall 117 Newberry St in downtown Aiken on August 20 with registration at 11 a.m. Lunch at noon. Members pay 15 and nonmembers 20. Email kgordon657 aol.com or call 803-257-1492 for reservations. Last day to cancel is August 19.
Pat Landon leads Bojland Restaurant Group with wife Sandra son Daniel and daughters Christin Andrea guiding operations and HR. After a decade of growth including Thomaston Grovetown Augusta and North Augusta the group plans eight CSRA venues and 500 plus jobs by next year. The new Aiken site at 123 Simple Savings Drive joins five existing CSRA outlets with three more due by June next year.
Brad Brodie of Richland Self Storage announces the new facility at 3809 Richland Avenue. It features 500 plus units, climate controlled options, digital video monitoring, electronic keypad gates, 24 7 access, and extended hours. The project aims to serve individuals and businesses with archival and inventory storage needs. Office hours are posted and contact details provided.
Glenn Parker, longtime director of the City of Aiken Parks Recreation and Tourism Department, will return as operations manager for Capital Project Sales Tax projects. City Council created the post last month with a $50,000 to $62,000 starting salary. Parker, 30 years with the city, says he is transitioning not retiring to support Parks projects and provide progress and expenditure updates.
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