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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 2015
Page
3
Reader letters critique the Southside post office routes and question mail delivery times. They urge budget focus away from a new library toward other city needs and raise concerns about local road speeds and state politics.
A reader urges continued tree preservation on Marion Street after 50 years of effort and asks when downtown Aiken will get flashing yellow turn signals similar to Columbia and Augusta. The letter also calls out rider disobedience and promotes the TalkBack hotline and email for comments.
At USC Aiken open house, senior and Marine veteran Tom Gardiner, editor of the Pacer Times, promotes a new philosophy club and a neuroscience panel. Students explore campus programs, with Velmar Garcia planning nursing studies and Courtney Tutt seeking active involvement, while Counselor Carole Ann Taylor highlights free confidential services for freshmen and seniors.
Lessie Price, a longtime Aiken City Council member, seeks the mayor's office emphasizing affordable downtown housing for young families, improved roads and bridges, and preserving historic bridges while pursuing growth. She will compete against Rick Osbon as Aiken's general election set for November 3.
Alan Glover co owner of Aiken Sears Hometown unveils a store refresh at Mitchell Shopping Center with a noon to 2 pm WBBQ live broadcast and a 2 pm Aiken Horsepower cruise in. Barbecue picnic honored boosters as the year proves favorable.
Noon Saturday at the Mitchell Shopping Center Sears Hometown store marks a grand re opening as part of America's Appliance Experts expansion. The store highlights a bulk buying program for builders and multi unit projects plus access to large quantity pricing.
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