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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 2013
Page
14
The Aiken Standard announces its leadership with Scott B. Hunter as Publisher and Melissa Hanna as Executive Editor. Dee Taylor serves as Advertising Director, Terri Cherk as Business Manager, Laura Tiedman as Circulation Manager, Letitia Jefferson as Classified Advertising Manager, and Ronnie Butler as Production Director.
The quote by American author Thomas Wolfe reflects on youth's inherently misspent nature and the universal regret that follows. Wolfe lived 1900 to 1938 and is known for exploring youth, memory, and regret in his works.
Community members praised neighbors for helping after a fire at Legacy Stable in Aiken. Local support saved 24 horses, though the barns were destroyed. The incident sparks calls for a plan to restore the stable and its role in the local horse racing community.
Readers recount the barn fire at Legacy Stable in Aiken and praise the community and Thoroughbred industry for swift horse evacuations and ongoing rebuilding efforts. They thank firefighters, Liberty volunteers, and local businesses for donations, gear, and support during recovery.
Cindi Ross Scoppe argues the new highway funding plan pools control with the State Transportation Infrastructure Bank Board, risking political influence and undermining Act 114 criteria, while predicting minimal annual release of funds and potential diversion of general tax revenue from schools to roads.
The Aiken Standard invites signed letters with the writer’s address and daytime telephone for verification. Do not exceed 300 words. Edited for length and taste. pen names not allowed. anonymous letters not published. Publication discretionary and organized campaign letters may be refused.
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