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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 2006
Page
3
Readers accuse officials Dick Smith and Jane Vaughters of backing a 260000 purchase for a small lot. They warn about added landscaping costs and question why this site was chosen for beautification. They support stronger enforcement of existing laws with adequate staffing and penalties.
A shopper thanks the Kroger Southside bakery manager after a misbooked cake order led to a hostile pickup experience. The manager apologized and gifted a cake, prompting a public shout out and readers urged to send messages via the Talkback line or email.
The Aiken Standard corrects that South Aiken High School did not advance to the second round in 2002 under Dan Pippin. The Thoroughbreds lost to Berkeley High 24 21 in the first round finishing 5 7. The paper invites readers to report factual errors.
The Aiken County Red Cross Sporting Days Farm Equestrian Art Contest highlighted high school winners Lila Shull of North Augusta High and Ellen Herring of South Aiken High with Shull taking the high school win. Organizers praised teachers and the growing community link.
The Aiken County Public Library hosted Elaine Nichols from the South Carolina State Museum for a 1 p.m. session on Storytelling in the African American Tradition with tales from Anansi Brer Rabbit and Endotha. Nichols highlighted morals in the stories and noted the Trickster Rabbit and lessons on honesty and restraint. A second Black History Month program by Leslie Drucker on slave life in South Carolina is set for 5 30 p.m. Tuesday, Feb 21, after a 2 p.m. screening on Monday Feb 20.
Details for contact and publication information for the Aiken Standard including staff emails and phone numbers. Lists subscription rates and mail logistics plus a schedule of Sunday Plus delivery dates for 2006 with specific holiday and date notes.
Cumberland Village celebrates ten years of service with a Thank You event for current and former residents and families. Senior enrichment director Carla Cloud and senior care representative Janet Spina praised staff, growth, and resident participation while inviting the community to future events. Tour info available through Janet Spina at 641-8513.
U S Representative Bill Clyburn and four other speakers are set to address the Aiken County Board of Education during a Tuesday public participation segment at the district office. The session follows a closed two hour discussion on committee restructuring tied to the Education and Economic Development Act and honors four teachers of the year.
The city highlights February as a month of resourcefulness. Lottery results are listed with Pick 3 Evening 2 0 5 and Pick 4 Evening 6 9 1 4. Georgia Lottery figures include Cash 3 Evening 0 0 7 Cash 4 Evening 4 1 1 2 Fantasy 5 5 18 20 24 35 and late numbers 6 6 3.
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