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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 2013
Page
3
A writer suggests relocating the Kitchings Mill Library to the new county complex grounds and converting it into a coroner’s office. The proposal envisions repurposing the building to serve county administration needs.
Debbie Schlotzhauer praises bold Christian voice and calls for action to defend faith in the country. She argues fear of persecution must not silence believers and urges stepping up to protect Christian values she says the nation was founded on.
A statement argues against further U S military involvement in Syria and Afghanistan, emphasizing history of war, existing debt, and the need to hold firm in belief. No additional details on location date or supporting figures provided.
A new show at the play house titled The Drousy Chaper one wows audiences with superb dancing and high energy performances inviting patrons to see the production.
Readers are urged to comment on Gov. Christy apparent praise of Obama. The Aiken Standard invites opinions via TalkBack or email while noting names may be withheld and comments may be edited for space.
The corrected items note the Aiken County School District budget at 238 million dollars and fixes misspellings and identifications from recent editions. It cites Stuart MacVean and Evelyn Finnegan as proper names and invites readers to report errors to Melissa Hanna.
Ray Jewell and wife Liz Stewart announced a $50,000 gift for a new USCA golf clubhouse near the Convocation Center funded privately. The project seeks practice space and a potential women’s team, with a room named The Ray Jewell Conference Room and a master plan between the Convocation Center area and Gregg Highway.
County Council debates the fate of the old Kitchings Mill Library and proposes moving it to a Wagener park near Park Street. Wagener Mayor Mike Miller endorses the plan and councilwoman Kathy Rawls welcomes the property offer to aid preservation.
The Aiken County Council meetings tonight at 7 p.m. in Council Chambers 736 Richland Avenue address residents opposed to moving the library to the museum. A public hearing will also review rezoning parcels from rural development to Residential Horse Business District amid plans after a Verizon tower approval.
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