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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 2009
Page
3
A reader defends expanding ARMC and the university medical facilities, arguing Aiken needs a new medical complex with more doctors and better service. The letter questions ARMC's fear of competition and the impact on local health options.
After clarifying rules on junked vehicles, officials face pressure to apply a similar standard to derelict structures on Kalmia Hill. Residents seek clearer enforcement and timelines while authorities study potential code changes and safety implications.
A reader visits St Thaddeus soup kitchen each morning to thank volunteers for their kind work. The note affirms belief Christ smiles on their efforts and states the writer will continue support as long as possible. The tallest building in Aiken is Millbrook Baptist Church.
Aiken Standard urges mothers to back their sons with college funding options. A life scholarship of 2500 dollars per semester may cover tuition at Aiken Tech for scholars. Athletes may receive a sports scholarship if they excel. Lottery money and work programs can help. Call TalkBack at 803 644 2384 or email editorial aikenstandard.com.
Sporting Days Farm hosts its February Horse Trials with USC Aiken Equestrian Club volunteers and a campus information table. The event is part of a Winter circuit promoting the university, community ties, and local economy with Montmorenci Volunteer Fire Company handling parking.
Sporting Days Farm invites USC Aiken to set up a table with admissions information during winter activities. The event may involve horses given a pasture on site and a coordinated horse rescue plan with fire companies.
Jesse Colin Young and Connie Young of the Jesse Colin Young Band will perform a benefit concert at the Washington Center for the Performing Arts to support Aiken Preparatory School. Funds will aid the school fund and tuition assistance. tickets are on sale at 648-3223 with reserved seating priced at 50 dollars.
The Aiken Standard announces office hours and staff contacts including Editor titles. It lists subscription rates, delivery notes for Sundays, and Georgia Lottery drawing results with several winning numbers for Cash 3 Cash 4 and Fantasy 5.
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