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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 2008
Page
3
Resident complains about cars parking on the road by the stop sign near Hardee's and Pat's and urges police action to enforce no parking. The issue fuels frustration and claims it signals ignorance to passersby.
A couple waiting at Atlanta Airport to greet arriving passengers claim three TSA agents at small desks present a security risk and argue the TSA is expanding staff while airlines cut flights and personnel. They view the situation as a government park operation and call for cuts.
Residents call for ongoing splashdown events in Aiken noting benefits for children who read during summer. Community members urge fair treatment for readers and condemn theft from the SPCA as a shameful act aimed at feeding pets.
A local reader notes the Weeks skate park at Odell Weeks Activities Center remains unfixed after four months. While funds go to new tennis courts, youths risk unsafe skating spaces. inquiries arise about Powderhouse Road surveys and community input.
180 volunteers from World Changers, a North American Mission Board program, work from 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. daily through Saturday to repair 16 homes in Aiken. Teens pay a $260 participation fee. local churches donate meals and supplies as they spread their faith while building skills and friendships.
Alysa Smith and Timothy Hall present a 7 p.m. concert on the Roland H. Windham Performing Arts Stage as part of the Hopelands Summer Concert Series. Admission is free with sponsor Jeff's Hair Styles. venue details and weather updates provided by local organizers.
The Aiken Standard confirms staff contact for Scott B. Hunter and provides mailing address, ISSN, and publishing details. It lists delivery options, rates, and EZ Pay information, plus Sunday Plus delivery dates for 2008 and the offices serving readers in Aiken South Carolina.
Area law enforcement gears up for a Labor Day cook off to raise funds for United Way of Aiken County. Officer Eddie George has long cooked barbecue plates for the campaign and city solicitor Richard Pearce sparked the event idea. Teams prepare secret recipes, with prizes for ribs chicken pork and a wild card category. Tickets sell for tastings and plates.
The Iron Horse Bar and Grill hosts its Third Annual Fried Green Tomato Festival on Saturday Aug 2. Doors open at 1 p.m. at 2510 Storm Branch Road Beech Island. Bradford Sta tion Shameless Dave and Chaos perform. a car and bike show offers trophies and a $100 best in show prize.
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