Aiken Standard Founded in 1867
The Aiken Standard announces its 1867 founding, led by Publisher Rhonda Overby and Executive Editor John Boyette with News Editor Holly Kemp guiding local reporting and editorial direction.
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 2021
Page
7
The Aiken Standard announces its 1867 founding, led by Publisher Rhonda Overby and Executive Editor John Boyette with News Editor Holly Kemp guiding local reporting and editorial direction.
The piece assesses President Biden’s initial foreign policy moves across regions from the Arctic to the Middle East. It cites progress with Europe and NATO, and talks with China and Russia, while noting risks in Iran, Taiwan, and cyber threats. It also critiques immigration policy shifts and the Afghanistan withdrawal.
Aiken and Palmetto Golf Club are highlighted as three local PGA Tour pros and notable athletes are seen on national broadcasts. Taylor Widener of USC and the Diamondbacks, golfer Scott Brown contends in the John Deere Classic, and former football stars William Perry and Dat Campbell are cited as Aiken natives who drew national attention.
Aiken residents ART AND KATHY KENNEDY recount a July 4 weekend drive through small towns in South Carolina and Georgia. They enjoyed Smoaks, Bamberg, and the festive main street with flags, food trucks, and well kept homes, praising Bamberg as a patriotic surprise.
The Aiken Standard welcomes letters to the editor. Letters must be signed with the writer’s address and a daytime telephone number for verification. Do not exceed 500 words. letters are subject to editing for length, clarity, libel, and taste. Pen names are not allowed. anonymous letters will not be published.
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