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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 2006
Page
3
A Northside call to grow commerce highlights Country Kitchen on Reynolds Pond Road offering good food at reasonable prices. Residents urge new business development to revitalize the area and expand options on this side of town.
Petites want a Hamrick's store in Aiken and Hamrick's delivers with women's petite lines. The retailer offers a wide variety of dresses skirts and pants in petite lengths to fit smaller sizes.
The City manager’s plan to renovate Toole Hill hinges on housing codes not just regulations. Officials warn new houses alone won’t stop deterioration in Toole Hill or surrounding areas and insist stronger city housing codes are needed to support downtown residential incorporation.
Reader requests fuller coverage of Monday night shows at Hopelands Gardens. Specific performers like Alysa Smith should be identified with performance type and music genre to help choose which events to attend.
The Aiken Department of Public Safety searched a residence at 1126 South Boundary Ave for stray animals. More than 14 animals were removed on Saturday afternoon and another search is planned for this morning.
Teen performers from Aiken Community Playhouse Youth Wing present The Frog Princess at the Aiken County Public Library with a North Augusta show to follow. Stephanie Leguizamon channels Xena as a warrior princess while Alex Medlin plays the transformed frog in a tale of three would be brides.
302 Polo boosts summer polo at Loughrea Plantation and area tournaments. Uskup cites plans for a three to four week season with weekday games, plus the spring pro am at Meadow Hill ending June 18. The USPA Gold Cup at New Bridge and the Fall schedule highlight ongoing growth and community support.
The Summer Reading Program hosts a Splash Down Party at 2 p m in the library back parking lot with a fire truck spray and free snow cones. Ages 0 and up can attend indoors reading logs are due with prizes including a medal gel bracelet and temporary tattoo. More than 300 have logged and earned prizes by mid July.
Sunday results include Pick 3 Evening 9 1 3 and Pick 4 Evening 25 38 plus Cash 3 9 2 4 and Cash 4 8 0 0 0 with Fantasy 5 10 24 11 26 32. Saturday draws list Cash 4 1 9 8 3 and Fantasy 5 13 25 31 33 39.
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