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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 2006
Page
3
Readers criticize bans on smoking and drinking driving while weighing towers for tech and housing versus farmland loss. Debates include immigration policy and costs to health care, with contact options for submissions to the Aiken Standard.
The Aiken Standard corrects a Saturday football recap. Yamal Davis caught a 33 yard touchdown pass from Calvin Fuller, not Andrew Hare, in the South Aiken versus Rock Hill game. The newspaper regrets the error.
Family and friends dedicated a Veterans Marker for Chief Petty Officer Floyd Allen Broadway, the World War I Navy veteran whose name was previously incomplete on his headstone. Oakley Snipes led the effort, gathering relics from Broadway’s service era and arranging a ceremony with Veterans Affairs and Navy friends.
Riders and horses gain skill exposure at Jumping Branch Farm in Aiken with a dressage and stadium jumping combined test. Julie Zapapas praises the well run event while Amy Hadlock and other exhibitors describe it as a stepping stone for young horses amid a supportive, quiet setting.
On Saturday afternoon the Aiken Center for the Arts alerted authorities as a strong upstairs odor filled the theater area on the second floor. The Aiken Department of Public Safety closed Laurens Street briefly while crews checked heating and air units in the attic and back area where the original roof line was built over.
Aiken Arts Center staged Aiken Arts Alive open house with activities for children on the second floor including mural drawing face painting and demonstrations. The event featured performances by The Aiken Singers Kings of Swing Southern Thunder Cloggers Celtic group Skellig and Carolina Strings with a new Arts More publication unveiled by Elizabeth Harm.
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