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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 2010
Page
3
Aiken Standard notes that problems afflict all regions of the country and urges a shift away from a focus on returning north. The piece discusses broad societal issues and calls for national reflection and solutions.
The report notes a legislator used a racial slur drawing criticism while supporters defend him as a “good ol’ boy” figure. The incident triggers debate over conduct and accountability among public officials.
Commuters laud the improved Whiskey road praising smoother travel and safer journeys. Residents credit recent repairs for reduced congestion and better overall driving experience. Local officials highlight ongoing maintenance and future upgrades to sustain progress.
A narrator recalls service years and criticizes the president and allies as radical. The speaker states McChrystal was dismissed, calls for Obama to step down, names Kagan, and claims the country needs to be returned to its supporters.
Readers discuss the Northside sidewalk project improving pedestrian safety while criticizing spending on uptown traffic lights. One caller praises cleanliness at the Aiken Farmers Market restrooms and urges civility in public commentary.
Three Aiken men linked to a Sunday shooting that sent a 21 year old man to the hospital have been identified and are being sought. All three are armed and dangerous according to police. A fourth juvenile suspect has been taken into custody. The victims and witnesses described a home invasion at Freiday Lane around 3 am yielding gunfire and a shoulder wound. Police released the suspects names and photos and urged tips to CrimeStoppers and the Aiken Public Safety phone line.
Youth dancers at Burns Studio in Aiken balance rehearsals with school and exams. Nicole Harbin and Casey Way, teens headed to Myrtle Beach for a national event, describe dance as therapeutic and mood lifting. Owner Rhoda Burns emphasizes fun, discipline, and the goal of turning students into capable, balanced performers.
The Simmons Family Reunion brings descendants of Charlie and Annie Ross Simmons together this Saturday at the H. Odell Weeks Activities Center on Whiskey Road. From 1 a.m. to 5 p.m. the Simmons relatives from the area and several states will participate in activities and reunite every two years.
Local listings outline events scheduled for today and Independence Day. Activities cover community gatherings, parades, live music, and fireworks shows across several venues, with times and locations provided for attendees.
The Birds and Butterflies Nature Series presents Raptors of South Carolina on Tuesday July 13 at 7 p.m. Biologists Carol and Larry Eldrige will present live owls and hawks. Space is limited and reservations are required RSVP to 649-7999.
Entry for the Miss Independence Pageant is due today. The pageant takes place July 10 at 10 30 a m at North Aikien Church of God with a $50 entry fee. contact Kim Ray at 641-2252 or email kimberlieray aol.com for details.
Submitted photo Leah Etheredge and Shelby Gray participated in the 2010 South Carolina Farm Bureau Youth Leadership Conference.
Aiken County juniors Leah Etheredge and Shelby Gray joined a statewide group of high school students at the SCFB Youth Leadership Conference held at Newberry College. Workshops covered leadership, team building, agriculture awareness, and government participation with a bill becoming law visit to the South Carolina State House.
Air Force Airman Bradford L. Williams graduated from an eight week basic military training program at Lackland Air Force Base in San Antonio Texas. The ceremony marked completion of military discipline core values fitness and warfighting skills earning four credits toward an associate degree through the Community College of the Air Force. He is the son of Lee Williams of Bath and a 2006 Midland Valley High School graduate.
Michel Le Monique Jackson was named to the president's list at Coastal Carolina University for the 2010 spring semester. She is also a member of the Phi Eta Sigma National Society.
The Aiken Standard publishes daily and provides office hours, address, phone and fax numbers, and contact emails for staff. It lists EZ Pay rates for 3, 6, and 12 months, delivery options, and a schedule of special delivery dates for Plus subscribers in 2010.
The notice lists Pick 3 and Pick 4 drawings for Evening and Midday with numbers 6 7 4 and 4 9 7 3 9 9 7 respectively. Palmetto Cash 5 draws 12 21 25 29 37 and Power-Up 3. Fantasy 5 and Win For Life numbers are given with several outcomes. some results were not available at presstime and readers are directed to Saturday's Aiken Standard for complete results.
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