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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1995
Page
9
A dedication ceremony for the new James A Taylor Activities Center at Aiken High School is set for Sunday at 2 PM inside the Rutland Drive facility. The center honors former principal James A Taylor who died earlier this year and marks the first use of the completed building.
Aiken restaurant earns a star in the famed Fadors 1095 travel guide for the Caroli nas region, marking it as a top recommended eatery. The guide assigns one star to denote highest praise, reflecting strong acclaim from reviewers.
The Aug 15 report on Questrat Express stated an exclusivity clause banning other countries from training in Aiken. The correction: other countries may train in Aiken but may not share the same stables. The Aiken Standard apologizes for the error.
Nancy Wilds led a protest against a proposed four lane bypass connecting U S 1 to U S 78 and S C 2 east of Beaufort Street. She warned the plan would take yards pools and sheds in Crosland Park Wire Rushton and Wrights Mill roads and urged the state DOT to reroute along the existing SC 118 path.
North Augusta High School appoints Gyles Hall as permanent head football coach and athletic director after an 8-1 board vote. Hall, interim coach last year with a 122 record, replaces William Utsey and is praised for strong recommendations. The board also lowered the county tax millage from 94 to 83.2 mills amid reassessment and approved Kennedy and New Ellenton Middle School projects.
SHANN Aiken County Help Line adds a 60 page braille and bold type services directory for visually impaired residents. Lions Club funding supports the project with a $900 donation to eye conservation efforts as about 40 issues will be available in braille bold print and on audio tape later in the year.
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