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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 2013
Page
3
Readers describe a pervasive acrid smoke from a county burn without permits. They critique government dysfunction after Hillary Clinton Benghazi testimony and condemn local gun shows for high admission fees and overpriced firearms.
TalkBack readers urge repainting local mailboxes in red white and blue and suggest painting the bridge similarly. They ask for paint and voices via hotline 803 644 2384 or editoriale aikenstandard com. Names need not be published and comments should be brief.
The Aiken Standard corrects a Tuesday edition headline that wrongly implied the Colleton Court Apartments shooting victim died. The paper reiterates its commitment to accurate reporting and invites readers to report factual errors by calling Melissa Planet or emailing editorial aikenstandard.com.
An Edgefield man won 100000 from a Double Up Dollars scratch-off bought at Palm Pantry 2 on Hampton Avenue. He said a woman ahead bought the same type ticket but not the big prize and noted he got the right ticket at the right time. Five top prizes remain in the $5 game with odds of one in 400000.
Children at Second Baptist Church School enjoyed a lighthearted Mozart inspired rendition of the Three Little Pigs. Four Columbia based performers brought the show to life sponsored by the Aiken Opera Society with music attributed to Mozart and playful educational word play by John Davies.
About 25 women attended a Lowe's clinic in Aiken for the fourth of six free How to Build clinics. Habitat for Humanity volunteers prepare to construct a home starting in March as participants learn vinyl siding insulation and drywall, with future sessions planned at Lowe's on Whiskey Road.
Jerome Barry, Embassy Series director, will discuss musical diplomacy as a force for peace at USC Aiken on Tuesday in Business and Education Building room 140. The free public lecture covers the concert series, international relations and related topics.
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