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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 2001
Page
2
The Willcox Inn established in 1898 closes on April 29 for a six month renovation described as a complete cosmetic facelift. Phase one includes removing walls and floors. Future work adds a new kitchen floor, spa area, enlarged dining room and 22 suites while preserving the lobby.
The Aiken Jaycees rename the county fair Western Carolina State Fair and push a large expansion with new buildings and attractions. Main stage acts include Rascal Flatts and Sammy Kershaw. secondary stage features Hunter Hayes and Linda Lou and the Lucky 4. A Mega Pass combines admission and unlimited rides for a day.
A group at North Augusta Community Center begins a monthly workplace character program using the Character First traits. July centers on Joyfulness with Steve Swenson leading activities and a flag themed exercise from the song Joy is the Flag Flown High.
The Aiken Standard apologizes for reversing the math and writing columns in Wednesday's graphic. The error is acknowledged and corrected in this notice.
Reusche H. Stokes of Aiken County sues Aiken Regional Medical Centers claiming an excised breast cancer lymph node was misplaced in operation on December 15 2000 causing inability to determine treatment. She alleges negligent labeling and securing of the specimen, which may have been lost or discarded. Defendant has 30 days to respond.
Hobson Fulcher vice president of the South Carolina FFA and state president Kyle Hatcher of Anderson will meet President George W. Bush at the White House during the National Agricultural Leadership Conference. They will join national officers for Bush’s regular press conference and also meet the U.S. Agriculture Secretary.
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