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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 2000
Page
2
Calendar notes a 7 p.m. Hopelands Gardens show featuring Bobbys Tuba's New Orleans Dixieland Band at the Roland H. Windham Performance Stage. Also a 11 a.m. Ridge Kids Community Concert Series puppet performance The Princess and the Pear at Haynes Auditorium Main Street Leesville.
A man reported two items stolen from Union Street home between 3 and 5 a m including a 27 inch Sharp TV valued at 300 and a Symphonic VCR worth 150 with no forced entry. An officer found a man on York Street drunk and charged him with public drunkenness after repeated attempts to wake him. A Chevrolet truck hood and windshield damaged by rocks from juveniles on Rutland Drive. A purple Plymouth driver stopped for speeding 51 in a 35 and suspended license, arrested for speeding and driving under suspension.
Downtown Aiken hosts a two day arts and crafts festival with 250 crafters and more food vendors. Event organizers relocate some food stalls and entertainment to Newberry Street for 2024, highlighting Southeast vendors and shoppers.
Cash 3 Evening results show 4 4 5. Cash 4 draws 2 6 9 4. Fantasy 5 numbers are 1 7 23 32 33.
The Aiken County Public Library received a $3,000 donation from the Friends of the Library. Funds from the Book Givers Program, an endowment started in 1997, will buy new fiction and non fiction for adults, picture books for children, and paperback fiction for young adults. Allison Carpenter notes the gift supplements the budget and enables more titles.
Bobby Tuba's New Orleans Dixieland Band performs at Hopelands Gardens as part of the Summer Concert Series on the Roland H. Windham Stage. The 7 pm show, about four hours, features Dixieland and gospel tunes with soloist Bob King. Bring picnics and chairs. alcohol is not allowed. parking at Rye Patch and Hopelands. If rain, moved to H O Weeks Center or rescheduled.
Bradley Laird, 30, is an ADPS officer and maintenance mechanic with Aiken Department of Public Safety. Married to Valerie, they have Kaitlyn and Tyler. He has served five years with the department and three years in law enforcement, citing family time as his main hobby and job reward from helping others.
Tracy O Saxton of Trenton an ADPS master public safety officer was named law officer of the year by the American Legion at a Goose Creek banquet on July 15 after a May nomination by the Aiken Department of Public Safety. Her career spans ECSO UCSC JDJ ADPS and Desert Storm service with a focus on community policing and a notable February incident leading to the murder investigation in which a suspect was charged.
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