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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 2013
Page
11
The Aiken Standard lists its founding in 1867 and details key staff including Publisher Scott B. Hunter, Executive Editor Melissa Hanna, Advertising Director Dee Taylor, and department heads Terri Cheek, Laura Tiedman, Letitia Jefferson, and Ronnie Butler across production, circulation, and classified departments.
A Coco Chanel quote highlights the bold act of thinking for oneself and voicing thoughts aloud. The statement frames personal independence as a defining act of courage across eras.
The SPCA Albrecht Center runs Paws to Read with help from Aiken County Public Library and Millbrook Elementary School. Therapy dogs listen as children read aloud in safe, judgment free sessions each Tuesday through July, building confidence and fluency with volunteers.
Leonard Pitts Jr reflecting on a 1995 Montgomery encounter with a 10 year old boy, the Malala Yousafzai UN speech, and how children's directness exposes race, war, and education in America. He asks how to advance rights and end conflicts when grownups struggle with these truths.
Cindi Ross Scoppe profiles Catherine Templeton as South Carolina Health and Environmental Control director, highlighting her lack of health experience, her drive to overhaul a diffuse bureaucracy, and her handling of a tuberculosis outbreak at Ninety Six Primary School. The piece notes delayed investigations, firings of staff, and upcoming Senate questions on her response.
The paper welcomes signed letters with writer address and daytime phone for verification. Limit under 300 words. longer letters won’t be published. Edits may be made for length libel and taste. Pen names rejected. anonymous letters not published. Publication discretionary. organized campaign letters not published. Address or email provided for submission.
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