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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 2014
Page
3
A letter column urges faster bus discipline, asks why Graniteville fire response lagged, and calls for updates to rail and utility infrastructure. It criticizes county spending, public housing abuse, and calls for a TalkBack hotline tip line to report concerns.
The Aiken Standard corrects a Sun day article about pet oxygen masks donations and funding. It states the masks were donated by the Aiken Horse and Dog and Hound newspapers, while the volunteer department is funded by government grants and fire fees.
Aiken area home schooling group wins the SC Regional Future City contest at USC Aiken led by eighth graders John Potvin and Ryan Hoyle and seventh grader Sophie King. They will travel to Washington DC for the national competition next month. The Paul Knox Middle School team placed second regionally with LBC Middle School getting fifth place honorable mention, while other local teams also earned awards.
Mignon Clyburn of the FCC spoke at USC Aiken Convocation Center as the annual King celebration, honoring Martin Luther King Jr. The event, led by USCA and Aiken Technical College with local support, included performances and student essay winners Jasmine Weed, Sarah Wilson, and Jesse Keenan.
Publicity coordinator Juanita Palmer outlined the Etherredge Center origins from the USC Aiken site search and the Etherredge estate. She described the 687 seat main theater and the O Connell Theatre hosting student productions and upcoming spring events including Neil Simon's Chapter Two from April 9 to 12. Palmer highlighted Team Etherredge volunteers increasing to 60 and stated scholarships are funded by ticket sales with online box office.
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