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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 2011
Page
3
A resident on Hedge Road urges paving after repeated rain mud and deep holes. The letter includes contact details for correspondence to the Aiken Standard editorial desk.
A speed enforcement action targeted motorists on Banks Mill yesterday. Drivers were warned to slow down, with emphasis on Saturday mornings as loans vehicles were observed speeding and cited.
The speaker argues that Palin lacks qualities for governing and foreign policy and accuses her of using religion to appeal to conservatives. The claim portrays her as unstable with a hair trigger and says she would widen divisions instead of uniting the country.
A letter to the Aiken Standard argues nuclear energy is the only path to reduce greenhouse gases and power a growing world, claiming wind and solar cannot meet global needs. The writer invites readers to call or email comments, noting names won't be published.
The Aiken Standard corrects a subhead stating speed bump policy applied citywide. The policy now applies only to Aiken County, not the City of Aiken. The paper invites readers to report factual errors to Mike Gibbons or via email.
The Aiken chapter of the American Association of University Women opened donations for the Books N Things Fair. Donations are accepted at the former Goody's in the Aiken Exchange Shopping Center on Whiskey Road on Saturdays and Tuesdays. The event runs March 4 5 with hundreds of books and items priced mainly at 50 cents to 1.00. Contact 642 7170 for details or to volunteer.
Members and missionaries from St John's United Methodist Church volunteered at ten sites around Aiken as part of the Satur Day of Service during the three day Mission Impact Celebration. Youths joined Christ Central for the Saturday Kids Club while speakers Rev Michael Mozley and Claire Mozley headlined events.
The Aiken Standard issued in 1867 lists offices at 326 Rutland Drive Aiken SC 29802 with telephone numbers 648-2311 and 644-2401 and emails for editorial and news staff. It notes publisher contact Scott B Hunter and provides subscription rates and Sunday delivery dates for 2011.
At USC Aiken Convocation Center a bridal expo showcased vendors for catering dresses photography and travel. The Newlywed Game hosted by Kris Fisher awarded Courtney Mathis a free all inclusive wedding package valued in the thousands from The Partridge Inn and other prizes drew brides to be like Lindsay Maxwell seeking ideas and inspiration.
Saturday and Friday draws listed multiple games with numbers for Cash 3 Midday Cash 4 Midday Five Midday and Five Evening. Saturday’s Win 4 Life Cash 4 Evening and Fantasy 5 results were not available at press time.
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