Aitken Standard Founder 1867 Names Board and Staff
The Aitken Standard lists founder year 1867 and names Scott B. Hunter as publisher Melissa Hanna executive editor Dee Taylor advertising director Terri Cheek business manager Laura Tiedman circulation manager Letitia Jefferson classified advertising manager Ronnie Butler production director. The page also features a think about it quote from Billie Holiday.
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Scott B. Hunter
Melissa Hanna
Dee Taylor
Terri Cheek
Laura Tiedman
Letitia Jefferson
Online SC virtual education expands to cut costs and widen access
South Carolina expands its virtual education program created in 2006 raising caps and allowing franchising this fall. The plan lowers per classroom cost to 3500 dollars and helps districts hire teachers in blended settings while safeguarding that diplomas require more than online coursework.
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Aiken County
Thanking Public Education Partners for Aiken County Schools
Jeff Howell thanks Public Education Partners and its volunteer board for supporting Aiken County Public Schools. He notes the nonprofit raises funds for kindergarten through 12th grade programs, honors leaders, and urges the community to thank donors and volunteers who help enhance education.
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Public Education Partners
Aiken County
Kimberly Canada
Monica Key
Liz Stewart
Robert Gentry
Natalie Fox
Barry Adams
Diana Floyd
Angela Burkhalter
Jamie Koelker
Kenneth Baldwin
Pat Kirk
Gloria Allen
Rosie Berry
April Collins
Beverly Clyburn
Stuart MacVean
Ahmed Samaha
Chris Emerling
Mike Uhle
Will Williams
Jeff Howell
Cues to take from UK's healthcare by Cal Thomas
Cal Thomas cites Keith Farrington a former NHS official to warn that Obamacare risks replicating UK flaws. He argues the NHS shows hidden costs and misaligned incentives with extensive noneligible use and weekend care failures. He notes possible hospital closures and a funding crisis, urging caution for the US approach.
Letter writers propose corridor upgrade for Hitchcock Parkway
A reader argues for design criteria focused on corridor improvement rather than capacity, proposing a three lane layout with uphill lanes and limited turning lanes. End widening should occur at parkway ends toward Pine Log and U.S. 1, claiming substantial cost savings and less disruption than a $41 million current plan. The letter also discusses media portrayal in the George Zimmerman Trayvon Martin case, accusing biased coverage of weight and age to fuel racial hostility and urging an end to political correctness.
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Pine Log
U.S. 1
Trayvon Martin
Martin
Zimmerman
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