Aiken Standard Founded in 1867
The Aiken Standard announces its founding year of 1867 with key leadership listed, including publisher Rhonda Overby executive editor John Boyette and news editor Holly Kemp.
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 2021
Page
9
The Aiken Standard announces its founding year of 1867 with key leadership listed, including publisher Rhonda Overby executive editor John Boyette and news editor Holly Kemp.
A guest editorial warns that heat causes more deaths annually than floods, tornadoes, or hurricanes and calls Charleston to expand heat research and resilience. It notes city efforts tracking extreme heat, emphasizes protecting vulnerable residents, and urges more trees and a regional nonprofit to promote urban cooling.
Teresa Harper of Aiken voices concern that the Aiken County GOP executive committee censured Sen. Lindsey Graham for backing the bipartisan infrastructure bill. She argues compromise, national needs, and infrastructure funding affect all Americans, urging unity beyond pre Trump era divides.
Cindi Ross Scoppe argues the SC legislature created and passed a school mask proviso only after Gov McMaster ordered schools to drop masks, linking it to budget provisions that slip past scrutiny. The ruling on the proviso will hinge on constitutional interpretation of minority coalitions and legislative process.
The Aiken Standard invites signed letters under 500 words with writer address and daytime phone for verification. Include a brief headline and email to letters@aikenstandard.com or mail to Letters to the Editor PO Box 456 Aiken SC 29801. Publication is discretionary and anonymous letters are not published.
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