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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 2014
Page
3
Aiken Standard readers urge four lane bypass expansion on 118 and sidewalks on Whiskey Road while criticizing spending on Hitchcock Parkway. They praise Pine Log Road paving, question food stamp usage, discuss highway grass, traffic timing on Pine Log and Pawnee, and comment on union rights and local phone books. Readers also note spaghetti breaking annoyances and provide contact for TalkBack.
The Aiken County School Board appointed William Hudson, a North Augusta High School assistant principal, as director of the Aiken County Career and Technology Center. Hudson, a 1996 Auburn graduate with a teaching career spanning North Augusta High and other schools, succeeds Brooks Smith who left for a Greenville County district administrator post. Hudson’s leadership will shift roles for Latonya Young and Eric Lewis, with Young moving to North Augusta High and Lewis sharing duties at North Augusta Middle.
The narrative outlines Lewis’s roles from 2005 to 2013 across North Augusta Middle School, Aiken Middle School, and district offices. It notes degrees earned at Columbia College, Augusta State University, and Georgia Regents University, highlighting progression from teacher intern to reading interventionist and leadership specialist.
Aiken Elementary welcomed 2013 students with a parent session led by Mary Frances Hendrix and Principal Becky Koelker. Hendrix praised PTA support and urged ongoing parental involvement from kindergarten onward to benefit each child, with volunteers making a real difference.
Cooks and owners Lorraine and Will Riley plan to move Whitby Bull from their current site to a new location in Aiken. The couple, aging and seeking easier upkeep, hope to continue living where they work by relocating the restaurant to a more manageable home and site.
Whitby Bull operates Wednesday to Sunday with lunch midweek and brunch Sundays. The business has moved several times since 1994, most recently to 801 E Pine Log Road in 1999. Owners plan a new location after selling current property. For details call Suzy Has lup at Meybohm Realtors 803-215-0153. Asking price 790000.
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