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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 2007
Page
3
The report complains a costly new clock is placed in a poor downtown spot. It notes four sides but only three are visible and urges moving the clock to the new remodeled area in the street center where the fountain once stood.
Readers urge removal of college paraphernalia from city and county vehicles and point to Virginia revenue practices. The letter reflects frustration with vehicle branding and promotes downtown revitalization ideas while praising Aiken's growth prospects and planning committee efforts.
The Aiken Standard corrects a Wednesday photo caption saying Bill Cole was on the right with the ribbon bow. The paper urges readers to report errors to Mike Gibbons or Jeff Wallace by phone or email to set the record straight.
Area 3 residents urged a superintendent with integrity and extensive educational experience. The public input meeting heard calls for a candidate familiar with Aiken County, ideally from within the district, and capable of guiding growth and diversity. Applications due August 31. about 10 finalists to be presented to the school board. The next meeting is July 30 at Kennedy Middle School at 7 p.m.
Aiken County cultural leaders advance a coffee table book on African Americans in Aiken County. The project moves toward publisher deadline by Aug 2 or 3 for a Christmas release as construction on the Center for African American History Art and Culture nears phase one completion.
The reader is presented with a garbled notice from the Aiken Standard dated Feb and listing delivery dates for Sundays and holiday issues. It includes postal box details, contact numbers, and a schedule of future Sundays across multiple months, reflecting a historic publication cadence and pricing fragments.
North Augusta Elementary principal Angela Burkhalter, a Tenenbaum Award winner, becomes a charter member of the Education Leadership Fellows Program along with 17 others. The group will mentor principals and serve as a think tank for State Superintendent Dr. Jim Rex, while exploring school choice issues and leadership training.
Aiken County Recreation Center in Graniteville now offers Martial Arts and Self-Defense classes for 25 dollars per month with no contractor testing fees. For more information call 803 663 6142 or 803 349 4320 or visit ssraDefensiveArts.com.
Georgia lottery results show Midday Cash 3 numbers 36 9 and 48 3 with a 5.80 payout. Fantasy 5 drawing and page notation 52827 11331 list evolving numbers for bettors.
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