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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 2012
Page
3
A reader vents about AMC not being on shell TV without satellite service from Dish Network. The debate notes a broadcast rights feud, denies Obama influence, and suggests contacting providers about AMC availability citing Direct TV Sundays at 10 pm channel 264.
Reader tips point to Infield Sports Bar for cheesesteaks on Whiskey Road New Ellenton while local sources discuss gate security at Savannah River Site and tax impacts in Aiken County. Comments praise Ridge Springs art efforts and promote Made in America clothing shop near Buffalo with a comment line for reader feedback.
Allen Williams, a Wagener-Salley High School agricultural education teacher for nearly 30 years, was named the Distinguished Teacher of the Year at a South Carolina Association of Agricultural Educators banquet in Aiken. Trent Rushton, Williams’ former student and SC FFA president, presented the award. Williams, Clemson University graduate, emphasized agriculture as a field linking production with engineering, computers and sciences, and praised his network of fellow teachers and mentoring roles.
Academic officers in Aiken County replaced five assistant superintendents in 2011 with four academic officers and district leaders. Debra McCord and nine elementary schools each, while Tim Ys oversees high schools. The change shifts focus to instruction, with principals receiving more targeted support and peer networking within cohorts.
Aiken Technical College hosts a Fall Admissions Fair for prospective students today from 10 a.m. to noon in Building 700 on campus. The event aims to inform applicants about programs and admissions steps.
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