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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 2014
Page
3
A reader denounces the Burnettown police as incompetent and urges parents to teach respect for law enforcers. The letter mentions a near miss with a school bus on a four lane highway and calls for US self production of airbags and medications to reduce costs and save lives.
A reader thanks a couple who stopped to aid an elderly woman who broke her hip outside a department store. The note invites more comments via the TalkBack line 803-644-2384 or editorial aikenstandard.com, and states readers’ names wont be published.
The Bridge, Boggle and Su doku puzzles for Dec 6 were incorrect and corrected in later pages. The Aiken Standard apologizes for the error and invites readers to report factual mistakes by calling Melissa Hanna or emailing the editorial desk.
Aiken high school club explores the Augusta Warrior Project 11A initiative detailing goals, support services, and community impact. Attendees discuss potential partnerships and fundraising outcomes for the upcoming year.
Pianist Helga Hulse 93 teaches during Helping Hands second Winter Concert at Trinity United Methodist Church. Guest artist Hareesh Paul and violinist Adam DePriest joined students Eliza and Craver King as Helping Hands, a nonprofit aiding abused and neglected children, staged a hour long program with piano readings and Indian drum scales.
James Cunningham recalls decades of parade tradition as about 45 units, including New Ellenton Middle and Silver Bluff High School bands, roll through Main Street. The event raises funds for Brad Floyd’s kidney transplant, with Jeff Mixon and others hosting a fish and barbecue fundraiser.
Aiken business My Aiken Body Restorative Massage celebrated its move to a two-story house at 623 Richland Ave. W. Open house featured yoga and massage demos as owner Kristen Sojourner explained the shift from spa style to integrative wellness. Darlene Winkler joined a core class after back pain, praising relief from the new therapists. Local media covered the event with live remote coverage.
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