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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 2007
Page
15
The Greater Aiken Chamber of Commerce selected Dr. Susan Winsor and Dot Campbell as the year’s outstanding citizens. Winsor leads Aiken Technical College and backs local development while Campbell, head of Dogwood Stable, is a racing industry pioneer and author.
Matt Hendrix of Aiken finished the Buick Invitational at one over par after a surprise entry. He opened with two 70s then slipped to 74 and 75 to end. He earned $11,388 and 54 FedEx points in his first PGA Tour event, a solid early step in his career.
Publisher Scott B Hunter Editor Jeffrey B Wallace Advertising Director Arthur T Zappa Business Manager Ellen C Priest News Director Timothy E O Briant Production Director Phillip Yates Circulation Director Scot Newcom Systems Manager J David Boyd Customer Service Manager Letitia Jefferson listing contacts for the Aiken Standard newspaper offices and staff roles.
James F Boehner, MD of Aiken argues USC Aiken should revisit Dr Cheryl Fryer nonrenewal from the Community Band. He cites 200 percent rise in instrumental enrollment, three University groups, strong community ties, and many guest clinicians, contending the loss harms students, the community, and recruitment.
Letters to the Aiken Standard argue against destroying a small cemetery on Whiskey Road across from the Palmetto Golf Course. The writer recalls historical ties to the Treadway and First Levels Baptist Churches, notes grave markers and indentations, and urges turning the site into a prayer garden rather than desecrating the resting place.
Letter writer Thomas Meyer Langley argues for incorporating Graniteville Vaucluse Warrenville and Valley area to prevent decline and preserve growth. He notes loss of textile history, acknowledges costs, and urges a unified approach with county and government reps for a safer attractive community.
On Nov 3 2006 over 600 students joined after the Aiken High football game to raise over 6000 for ONE an organization fighting poverty and AIDS. Funds came from students faculty parents administrators businesses and Millbrook Baptist Church. Planning is under way for another ONE concert with broader outreach and support.
Reader urges the Aiken County School Board to donate land across from the current Dixie Youth Baseball Field to the Gregg Granit eville Foundation. The field, historically used by Leavelle McCampbell High School teams, would support Dixie Youth Baseball and Softball by adding new playing fields.
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