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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 2013
Page
14
Publisher Scott B. Hunter and staff list frame the Aiken Standard staff including Melissa Hanna as Executive Editor and Dee Taylor as Advertising Director. The page also features a contextual quote from Althea Gibson and celebrates the newspaper's long history since 1867.
St John’s United Methodist on Newberry Street hosted a blessing of the bookbags ceremony with Rev. Dr. George Howle as families from across the area brought their backpacks for the event. The pastor emphasized teachers and a quality education amid student loan debt concerns nationwide.
The Catawba Indians push a North Carolina resort casino near the South Carolina line, potentially bypassing lawmakers with a governor approved compact. Officials warn of social costs, illicit activity, and strain on state resources, while critics cite GOP concerns and regional gambling hypocrisy.
The open enrollment runs Oct 1 to March 31 as the health care law expands affordable coverage. Consumers are urged to research options on healthcare.gov or state exchanges, compare plans, and seek help from navigators or a toll free line. penalties for noncoverage are explained with exemptions and subsidies noted.
In Aiken the pickleball surge gains momentum with indoor and outdoor courts expanding to five indoors and three outdoors. A USA Pickleball Association sanctioned tournament drew 109 players from 10 states, with medals won by Nelson Spitwale and Dick Keeler in 3.5 men doubles 65 plus. City officials credit Parks staff and volunteers from Picklebillys for the event’s success and hope for more future tournaments.
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