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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 2015
Page
3
A reader recalls a decorated dogwood tree on Evans Road described as magical on a sunny afternoon. The note also asks which government source provides information on sponsoring a Syrian refugee family, including costs and procedures.
Reader calls for immediate adjustment of traffic signals at the Pine Log and Silver Bluff intersection in Centre South near the BP Station. At 7:30 p.m. a red light traps vehicles with no oncoming traffic on Silver Bluff Road, prompting frustration and a plea for safer pedestrian options.
A reader thanks an unknown good Samaritan who found a misplaced credit card at Wal-Mart and turned it in, prompting gratitude and a reminder that honest people still exist. Call the TalkBack hotline or email to share thoughts. readers' names may be kept private. Lottery numbers follow.
The Golden Harvest Food Bank Aiken facility hosted its annual Christmas giveaway on Saturday with 142 cars and 610 individuals served. Volunteers from Kennedy Middle School Serteen Club and St Mary Help of Christians aided in packing and distribution of turkeys pizzas and canned goods. The event emphasizes feeding the hungry through a network of sources and donations.
Aiken Center for the Arts hosted a Christmas party featuring Little Richard the 12 year old Shetland pony. Children enjoyed tricks basketball bowling and cookie tables while funds from the $5 per child event support arts education and scholarships.
Aiken Standard crime and court reporter Tripp Girardeau provides additional photos and coverage from the event at the center. He files ongoing observations and updates on the case and local proceedings.
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