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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 2004
Page
2
Aiken readers share thanks for holiday decorations, request pet care help for a sick animal, and urge safe driving and traffic patience in Aiken. They discuss tax cuts, Westinghouse SRS staffing, Christmas spirit, Blue Laws, shopping timing, and reflections on giving, with a call to contact the Talkback hotline.
Wanda Lista announces a community photo contest for Just Shoot Me postcards. Submit original images from around Aiken for a chance to win 100 dollars and have your name printed on the back. Entries welcome from all ages with no limit, aiming for bi monthly card releases.
After nearly 20 years in public accounting, Sharon Emel debuts her own practice at 946 Millbrook Avenue Suite D offering general accounting and tax services for businesses and individuals. She emphasizes personal attention and aims to expand to small-business bookkeeping. Office hours start January 1 from 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. or by appointment. Contact John Moore at jmoore@aikenstandard.com.
Churches Together for Kids opens the Wagener Pregnancy Care Center at 231 South Main Street offering free pregnancy tests, referrals, and Baby Closet items. Volunteers from Aiken Pregnancy Care Center staff the center as renovations continue, with an open house planned for January 30 and a ribbon cutting held December 4.
Aiken Jaycees reflect on a successful year with community support for projects. The group partnered with Christ Central Mission Station for a Target shopping tour aiding 60 children, supported by a $2,500 Target grant and more than $3,200 in donations. They also ran the Christmas Parade raising food and toys for Golden Harvest and Toys for Toys.
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