Tennis Pro Shop to Replace Current Facility at Renovated Court
The renovations include a new tennis pro shop to replace the existing one at the facility, signaling upgraded amenities for players and visitors.
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1998
Page
1
City plans new tennis complex at Odell Weeks Center
The city weighs a roughly 12 million tournament grade tennis complex at the H. Odell Weeks Activities Center to replace the old facility. City Manager Steven Thompson says the project will expand court capacity to attract major tournaments. Plans call for ground up reconstruction, 10 new courts, a full pro shop, improved lighting and redesigned parking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Odell Weeks Activities Center
Steven Thompson
Parks and Recreation
Terry Rinehart
Rinehart
Aiken Adopts Capital Improvement Plan for Eight Projects
Aiken moves to fund eight capital projects tied to the master plan over five years. Projects include AYCC site cleanup 250000, Citizens Park phase two 3000000, Rye Patch expansion 225000, new terminal at Aiken Municipal Airport 1160000, Public Safety substation 5 450000, Crosland Park entrance 400000, and Tennis complex 800000. Funding comes from current year allocations with additional debt financing through 2003.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aiken
Steve Thompson
Citizens Park
Aiken Municipal Airport
Public Safety
Crosland Park
AYCC
Florida fires prompt biblical overtones and ecological debate
In Ormond Beach Florida residents grapple with wildfires blamed on past fire suppression. Scientists argue fire is essential for forest health and warn against building a fuel-heavy landscape, urging prescribed burns as a necessity after decades of neglect and lessons echoed from Yellowstone’s 1988 inferno.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ormond Beach
Fla
Dennis Hardin
Florida Department of Forestry
Scam alert warns of false charity email linked to BBB name
Augusta Better Business Bureau cautions about an Internet plea claiming to aid Florida wildfire victims. The message uses a name close to BBB, with Better Business Council not part of BBB. Officials urge readers to verify before donating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Vere Bennett
BBB
Better Business Council
Bennett
Better Business Bureau
B. M. Weiner
Council of Better Business Bureaus
Chart
Obituary notices listed for several individuals
Death notices appear for Elizabeth P. Blocker Aiken Otis Brayboy of Decatur GA Jack R Jones Wagener Audey H Long Beech Island and S Youngblood Jr Elko with notices continuing on page 7A
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth P. Blocker
Aiken Otis Brayboy
Decatur
Jack R.jones
Wagener
Audey H. Long
Beech Island
S. Youngblood Jr
Elko
Georgia Lottery Draw Results Summary
Georgia lottery numbers report for Saturday shows Cash 3 Midday 0 7 4 and Cash 3 Evening 4 4. Cash 4 gio 70 85. Georgia Lotto 31 01 7 34 44 46 with various payouts and numbers drawn.
Miss South Carolina Crowned Spartanburg Winner
Miss Spartanburg Wendy Willis was crowned Miss South Carolina. Ten finalists were named including Miss Charleston Southern University Chastey Rayford, Miss Liberty Holly Brown, Miss Greater Irma Shannon Willis, Miss Myrtle Beach Marcia Thompson, Miss Florence Kelly Cass, Miss Aiken County Dwella Moton, Miss Columbia Jamie Edens, Miss Southern 500 Wendy Crisp, and Miss Greater Greer Christin Owens. Owens won Thursday's talent contest while Thompson captured both Thursday's swimsuit and Friday's talent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spartanburg
Wendy Willis
Camden
South Carolina
Charleston Southern University
Chastey Rayford
Liberty
Holly Brown
Greater Irma
Shannon Willis
Myrtle Beach
Marcia Thompson
Florence
Kelly Cass
Aiken County
Dwella Moton
Miss Columbia
Jamie Edens
Wendy Crisp
Roy Rogers fans bid farewell at desert memorial
In Apple Valley California hundreds of Roy Rogers fans gathered under a hot windy sky for a public memorial service at the Church of the Valley. About 1,800 guests packed the church and overflow areas as they wore boots and spurs or casual attire while singing Happy Trails. The Reverend William spoke of continued adventures beyond the trailhead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apple Valley
Calif
Roy Rogers
King of Cowboys
William
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Ginny Southworth
Weeks Tennis Center
Odell Weeks Center
Aiken Wei
INTER
Aiken’s
Florida
Yellowstone National Park
By Carl Langley
Abby
Wee
S.C
Willis
Rogers
Elena Bethmann
Holly Lacey
Emily Bush
Houndslake
CSRA
Usc Aiken
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