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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 2010
Page
2
Forecasters warn black ice may have formed on bridges and overpasses overnight making for risky rush hour driving. State troopers caution that wet roads can hide ice even above freezing in shady areas and exposed roadways. Early morning lows plus Tuesday rain raise travel concerns as winter conditions demand careful driving.
Cpl Judd Jones of the South Carolina Highway Patrol warns drivers to slow down and adjust braking and steering to avoid skidding. ABS brakes should not be pumped while standard brakes require steady pressure. Weather outlook calls for sunny today with 50s, rain returning Thursday and lingering into Friday, then weekend clouds with mid to high 40s.
North Augusta Public Safety welcomes Max a four year old German shepherd from Belgium to partner with Officer Glenn Nichols. Max joins a team of drug dogs trained on cocaine meth marijuana and heroin and will patrol about 70 percent of the time.
Aiken Prep High School Theatre Arts class earned an honorable mention at the SCISA Regional One-Act Play Competition held at the Sumter Opera House. Seven students performed Tami Farmer's Sunday Dinner, a 30 minute comical piece about the Puckett family.
Construction begins on a new ServiceCenter lobby desk at the County Complex on Richland Avenue. Trained staff will assist visitors and direct calls to the correct offices, with completion expected by month end. The desk aims to speed traffic and reduce confusion during tax time.
The Aiken Horsepower Association hosts a 1 to 3 p.m. cruise-in at Home Depot parking on Whiskey Road this Saturday with a drawing and donations of money toys and nonperishable food for the Cumbee Center. The Center for African American History Art and Culture invites a free 9 a.m. Saturday program Experience Black History with the Center at Lloyd Kennedy Charter School on Vaucluse Road refreshments included call 649-2221.
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