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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 01, 2004

Page

12

Notable Happenings in Aiken 2003 Local News Snapshot

Primary results shape City Council with Don Sprawls defeating Ed Grobbe and no opposition in the general. Aiken County schools show test gains but lag on No Child Left Behind. Route planning for a connector road between Whiskey and Silver Bluff progresses. A new gated Northside community announced. Lindsey Graham sworn into Senate seat. Escape attempt at county jail foiled. Big boxes rise while vacant buildings concern the city. Two Notch Road tennis complex finished. Advanced Glassfiber Yarns and Avondale Mills face economic pressures and layoffs. Triple Crown ends with last Aiken Harness Races run as polo replaces sulky races in 2004. Battle of Aiken reborn at new site in 2004. ER and ICU expansion at Aiken Regional Medical Centers. Summer shaved ice stand dispute on Whiskey Road. Flu shot shortages impact the region late year.

Don Sprawls Ed Grobbe Sprawls Aiken County Whiskey Silver Bluff Aiken Mall Aiken Lindsey Graham Strom Thurmond Robert Atkins Jessica Carpenter Two Notch Road Battle of ICU

Aiken County’s 2003 Sheriff Victory and Local Highlights

The list recalls pivotal Aiken stories from 2003: Mike Hunt wins the sheriff primary and special election after Howard Sellers era. a fiberglass horse fundraiser lights up the city. Sunday alcohol sales expand to groceries and convenience stores. reservists are called to active duty as the Iraq war touches the community. USC Aiken hosted teacher of the year Jason Fulmer. Palmetto Parkway advances toward connecting to Bobby Jones Expressway and I-20. longtime city manager Roland Windham passes away in February.

Mike Hunt Aiken County Howard Sellers Aiken Jody Rowland Donald Butler Iraq 450Th Ordnance Company

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