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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 2007
Page
3
Aiken Standard letter warns gangs show no regard for life and urges respect for innocents. It argues city smoking bans should not delay addressing gang activity and drive by shootings, urging focus on public safety over petty enforcement.
Community voices call for stronger child support enforcement after frustration with nonpaying parents and limited court action. Critics urge clearer paths for enforcement, including bench warrants and proactive service to ensure compliance.
Parents vent about a long car line from the bypass to the covered walkway at Aiken Elementary. Pine Log Road walkers urged to exit the same way. A reader complains about smokers outside bans and invites Talkback messages to the paper.
About 12 members of the early morning coffee group at New Moon Cafe on Laurens Street gathered for a farewell breakfast for Lt. Col. Ron McCoy ahead of his yearlong deployment to the Green Zone in Baghdad. Friends presented international phone cards and a group card as they toasted his service and friendship.
About 20 couples crowded the Aiken Municipal Conference Center for the 30th annual Mardi Gras costume gala. The Ricky Godfrey Band played as the organizing committee managed food and drink.
The notice lists Scott B. Hunter as contact for Aiken Standard with phone and email, gives publishing info for Aiken Communications Inc. and post office details, and outlines Sunday Plus delivery dates and subscription rates.
Hank MacKinney spoke at the Aiken County Public Library about his novel Moccasin Trace set in 1860s Georgia and its link to his murder mystery series. He described family storytelling, dialect use with a glossary, and plans for a sequel and a fall release. He noted the historical research and daily ideas that fuel his writing.
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