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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 2012
Page
2
Stacey Mosier reports John Martone won two passes to the South Carolina Outdoor Expo after placing in the My Best Fishing Hunting Story Contest. Tickets are selling fast. expo details are at scoutdoorexpo.com.
Tristin Danielle Still of Williston graduated May 8 from Aiken Technical College with an associate degree in business management. Still earned certificates in small business management and marketing. She is the daughter of Rodney and Daneen Still. grandparents are Mary Still, Gerald Grubbs, and the late Bobby Still. Gerry and Jerry Goldman are her maternal grandparents.
Aiken County Auditor Cyrus Spradley resigns effective June 30 after confirming his plan in late May to retire at term end. Gov. Nikki Haley will appoint an interim auditor until July 1, 2013, as the council debates a potential government form change and future appointees.
Wagener Salley High School rising senior Trent Rushton was chosen as president of the South Carolina FFA. He plans extensive travel in the role after years as a chapter leader under agriculture teacher Allen Williams.
Pat Keating of Wagener Salley announces three classmates earned third statewide in an ag mechanics contest while the team of Harley Gallop Joye and Bobby Chavis won first and qualified for nationals in Indianapolis in October. Trent Rushton joins as new state officer after a selective process. The group plans leadership programs in Washington Myrtle Beach and North Carolina and aims to shape the SCFFA state conference next year.
The Board of Education will discuss the proposed 2012-13 budget at a Tom School District meeting at 1000 Brookhaven Drive. A sign-in sheet will be available for public comment. The district plans to tap about 1.8 million from its reserve to fund a new technology platform and a wireless overlay.
The Board meets today at 7 pm at 1000 Brookhaven Drive to consider a 4.6 mill tax increase and its impact. Comptroller Traxler and members warn against raiding the reserve while noting debt service could rise.
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