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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 2015
Page
2
Aiken Mayor Fred Cavanaugh unveiled a five minute timer for City Council meetings to curb lengthy public comments and disruptive outbursts. The clock, placed upper right on the projection screen, signals speakers when they near the limit, with exemptions for special presentations and staff reports.
Editorial notes a mayoral decision on guidelines, crediting City beat reporter Maayan Schechter of Aiken Standard. The piece references local governance and invites reader responses through mail and online channels.
Regan Gregory a junior at Aiken High School competes with other violinists for All-State selection. She met Dale Clevenger former Chicago Symphony principal horn player in a clinic, and studies under Aiken High School Band Director Greg Priest.
The North Augusta Cultura Arts Council invites six women ages 20s to 60s to audition for Steel Magnolias. Auditions run Sunday 3 to 4 pm and March 3 from 6 to 8 pm at Rosemary Inn North Augusta. Call Angela Burkhalter at 803 507 4316 for info or to volunteer.
A Batesburg man, Jason Leaphart, 23, was charged with attempted murder and weapon possession after stabbing a man during an argument at Leaphart's Carlton Drive home on Feb 15. The 31-year-old victim and his girlfriend said they were visiting when the attack occurred and the victim felt a chokehold and a stab while leaving the residence. The victim was later found by police to have sustained injuries.
St Pauls Church at 605 Reynolds Street Augusta hosts Tuesday Music Live at noon featuring The Crystal Trio. A catered Thai beef salad with cashews, vegetables, and almond bars will follow the concert. Tickets are $10. reservations at 706-722-3463 or www.tuesdaysmusiclive.com.
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