Aiken Embraces Character First Initiative and Its Traits
The City of Aiken promotes the Character First program begun in 1999 with monthly traits such as Enthusiasm and Perseverance. The initiative emphasizes community improvement, youth recognition, and civic breakfasts to instill positive traits in residents and students.
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Aiken
South Carolina
East Aiken Elementary of the Arts
M’ Aiken Magic
Aiken County High School
Executive staff credits for Aiken Standard listed
The note credits Timothy E. O Briant as executive editor Phillip Yates as production director Letitia Jefferson as classified advertising manager and Laura Tiedman as delivery manager with variations in email spellings.
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Timothy E. O’briant Tobriant
Aikenstandard.com
Phillip Yates Byates
Letitia Jefferson Jefferson
Laura Tiedman
Tiedman
Aikenstandad.com
Relay for Life Encourages Local Involvement and Support
The column urges community involvement with the American Cancer Society Relay for Life. It highlights the fight against cancer, outlines events including an all-night relay on May 20, and promotes resources such as Hope Lodge and ACS information. A kickoff meeting is planned for Thursday Jan 20 at 6 p.m. at St John’s Methodist Church.
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American Cancer Society Relay For Life
American Cancer Society
ACS
Ifen
S.C
Cancer.org
St. John’s Methodist Church
Holly Waltz
Texting While Driving Laws Urged By Officials
AAA Carolinas praises anti texting campaigns and urges lawmakers to enact laws banning sending reading or receiving electronic messages while driving. House approved a misdemeanor bill previously. new measures seek a statewide prohibition amid safety campaigns and reduced fatalities on South Carolina roads.
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Carolinas
House
Senate
Department of Public Safety
South Carolina
Aiken County MLK Day makeup policy draws reader attack
A letter criticizes using MLK Day as a makeup day and accuses the district of placating black leaders. The writer argues districts may differ on weather makeup and notes winter disruptions could stretch the school year. Moses Mims urges thoughtful use of the holiday for reflection.
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Aiken County
Robert Snell Aiken
Aiken
Dr. King
Moses Mims Aiken
MLK Day as Learning Opportunity Stirs School Debate
Barbara Glodek suggests using MLK Day makeup snow closure as a learning moment rather than criticism. She questions how many students would celebrate King’s legacy if schools closed and urges in school informational programs to better serve his memory.
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MLK
King
Barbara Glodek Aiken
Local Bank Gathers Noted Leaders for Community Service
Henry Krippner praises Security Federal and its prize-winning team in Aiken. Tim Simmons Chris Verenes Frank Thomas Barry Adams and Richard Harmon are highlighted for professional talent and civic leadership and ongoing financial support across the community.
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Bankers Security Federal
Aiken
Tim Simmons
Chris Verenes
Frank Thomas
Barry Adams
Richard Harmon
Henry Krippner
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