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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 2007
Page
3
Reader letters urge public input at Aiken City and County Council meetings on the African American museum and railroad depot plan. They contrast concerns about bias in local coverage and discuss potential benefits like a public library and new city facilities.
Over the weekend we visited The Big Mo drive-in and enjoyed two movies per screen at a very reasonable price. Concessions were affordable and the atmosphere offered games frisbee and a playground for children while friendly staff created a nostalgic, welcoming experience.
Expression of thanks to Carrol Busbee and Pete Frommer for guiding the funeral on Sunday July 8. The writer praises traffic handling and suggests improving road capacity on Silver Bluff Road with more lanes and bicycle space, noting no local funds. Expanded Talkback, 4A.
Aiken County deputies with seven teams arrested 16 people for bench warrants tied to failing to pay child support or to appear in court. Sheriff Lt. Michael Frank said the operation aimed to locate over 100 targets, with warrants based on current addresses and court documents.
About 400 people attended the Touch-A-Truck event at the H Odell Weeks Activities Center soccer field. Children explored real vehicles including a bulldozer a police car and an 18 wheel truck as Public Safety officers aided and fire fighters handed out plastic helmets.
John Letteup, former South Carolina All American tackle and noted silver collector, discusses South Carolina silver at Laissez Faire Sotheby's Connoisseurs of Life lecture on August 2 from 6 to 8 PM. A $25 donation benefits Children's Place Inc. at 241 Laurens Street SW, Charleston.
The Aiken group invites the public to a Tuesday luncheon at Woodside Plantation Country Club. Mary Frances Henanx presents home based art ideas, followed by Karen Barefoot sharing her life story in a talk sponsored by Stonecroft Ministries. Reservations cost 15 with lunch.
The Aiken Standard lists contact details for editorial staff and office, a PO Box mailing address, and a subscriber delivery schedule. It notes EZ Pay options, pricing lines, and a Sunday Plus delivery calendar with listed dates for 2007.
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