Aiken Standard leaders and masthead details
The Aiken Standard notes its founding in 1867 with publisher Rhonda Overbey, executive editor Michael Smith, and news editor Holly Kemp guiding the newsroom.
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 2017
Page
9
The Aiken Standard notes its founding in 1867 with publisher Rhonda Overbey, executive editor Michael Smith, and news editor Holly Kemp guiding the newsroom.
A reflective meditation on how the past remains our true possession across life. The author argues time cannot take our memories, defining identity as inseparably tied to what has been.
Editorial notes that drones prompted security questions at the Savannah River Site where twelve sightings were reported in 2016. The Department of Energy later said no drone sightings could be confirmed.
Aiken and national discussions on drone use raise privacy and security concerns. Lawmakers consider flight limits near jails, while a federal court narrows commercial registration. Officials note scant local enforcement and urge responsible, safe flying away from crowds and sensitive sites.
Columnist argues Jared Kushner is central to the Russia investigation amid reports he proposed using secure Russian equipment to establish a secret channel with Moscow. The piece notes Kushner’s growing power, FBI focus, and Trump’s Twitter-driven troubles, while highlighting a separate controversy involving his sister.
Dr. Veldman urges support for Gary Bunker citing fiscal crisis, balanced budget reforms, and nonpartisan approach. He argues Bunker has detailed financial insight from his columns and can lead tax reassessment, essential services, and efficiency drives without harming county employees.
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