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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 2001
Page
4
The ARMC silver anniversary marks 25 years serving Aiken County with expanded services such as a heart unit. Opened February 2 1976 replacing the old county hospital, ARMC is praised for improving local healthcare and future stability.
Vandals damaged the Midland Valley High School on Thursday night burning a green house smashing school bus windows and attempting to burn a bus and a shed while damaging the building exterior. Police seek culprits with emphasis on severe punishment if convicted.
Flags were raised Wednesday over the Aiken County Veterans Memorial Park on Richland Avenue to replace banners stolen days earlier. Private donations and funds from the county parks department supported installing American, South Carolina, Marine Corps and World War II flags with help from Public Safety.
The Aitken Standard acknowledges its leadership team with Scott B. Hunter as Publisher, Jeffrey B. Wallace as Editor, Ellen J. Priest as Business Manager, Garth R. Groshans as Circulation Director, Timothy E. O Briant as Pressroom Supervisor, and James P. Bennett Jr. in press roles.
A critique argues Bill Clinton’s handling of Hugh Rodham’s pardon payments exposes a system-wide erosion of standards. The piece urges Democratic leaders to acknowledge harm, noting the White House culture shielded illicit benefits and harmed party integrity.
A column from Aiken South Carolina reflects on February as a mixed month with cold spells and a hint of warmth. The author compares northern Februaries to Aiken’s milder interludes, notes blooming Bradford pears, groundhog traditions, and warm days in the low eighties, while inviting readers to share contact details.
A Beckley reader praises Coach Dave Barksdale of Woodrow Wilson High School, saying he cares deeply for town kids, built a strong program, and tensions around his persona stem from respect. The letter emphasizes his passion, loyalty, and impact beyond games, noting his presence at grade schools and local leagues.
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