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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 2014
Page
3
The Aiken Standard salutes Aiken Estates for its "Happy Holidays" sign, praising the community gesture as a bright seasonal display. The note underscores local pride and festive spirit within the city.
A reader criticizes removing the Nativity display from the North Augusta library and urges balance for staff, arguing personal space and temporary nature. The letter urges public input via TalkBack and email, noting readers may comment anonymously and that the editor may edit for space.
The Aiken Standard corrects Friday's edition misidentifying a faculty member in a photo at Aiken Technical College. The paper apologizes for the error and urges readers to report factual mistakes by calling Melissa Hanna or emailing the editorial desk.
At East Aiken Elementary School of the Arts, 30 first and second graders were surprised with bicycles after a donation by Academy Sports. A random drawing selected the winners from many applicants, with guidance counselor Meredith Cassels and Principal Lisa Fallon praising the generosity and community support that made the gift possible.
A shooting in Bath left Cameron G. Clark, 24, of Graniteville, dead. Aiken County Coroner Tim Carlton confirmed the death and described details as limited at press time with additional information expected in Sunday’s Aiken Standard.
The Women of Woodside announce their 17th annual Holiday Home Tour on Monday from 12 30 to 5 p m featuring six decorated homes and a tea and raffle at Woodside Plantation Country Club from 2 to 5 p m Adults only tickets are 20 available at Southside Gallery Nandina 3 Monkeys Fine Gifts the Aiken Design Center and Material Things The Aiken High School Class of 1979 holds its 35th reunion at 6 p m Saturday Dec 20 at The Red Barn 187 Chime Bell Church Road Tickets 40 for couples or 20 for singles Invitations go to Classes of 1978 and 1980 Checks payable to Class of 79 mailed to 106 Collier St Aiken SC 29801 for more information call Ann Wilson at 803 642 5883 Payment due by Monday.
The Aiken Chapter of A Girl and A Gun hosts a charity shooting event at The Gun Rack Range 1563 Edgefield Highway on Tuesday December 16 from 6 to 9 pm. Entry is 25 dollars per shooter covering targets and range time with proceeds to The Cumb ee Center to Assist Abused Person. Prizes award top three shooters. Information at 803 648 7100.
Fourth graders Elizabeth Gue and Marian Ro from Bath Jefferson Elementary participated in Hour of Code during Computer Science Education Week. When the Frozen video failed, they used graph paper programming to show basic computer concepts. Robyn Rogers and Terri Hallman discuss Code.org unplugged activities and the job relevance of early coding.
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