Salter’s departure hits Aiken schools hard
Salter David Salter, valued for 36 years of teaching in Aiken County High, leaves amid disappointment from students and staff. His dedication to inspiration, knowledge, and devotion to education shaped many careers and lives. The school board and superintendent now face a future without his classroom impact.
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Aiken
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No dog park claim in Hopelands Gardens dispute
The city of Aiken enforces its leash law within Hopelands Gardens, which is not a dog park. Residents remain subject to city rules and enforcement authorities.
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Axe Commercials Spark Debate Over Hair Advice
A social media and advertising debate questions Axe Body Spray ads that presume women can guide men on hair styling. Critics say the campaigns reinforce stereotypes while supporters argue humor and brand voice.
KFC Coupon Sentiment Goes Quiet
Reader asks about free KFC coupons and reports the retailer no longer sending them. The note notes frustration over missing promotions and in-person checks at a local outlet.
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Rock Hill shooting sparks outraged mother comments
A slain 15 year old armed robber’s mother voices outrage while defending public servants who risk their lives daily. The speaker blames the youth and parent rather than police, notes consequences of illegal armed robbery, and comments on race and swift justice.
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Half day exams and grading in high school
Aiken Standard invites comments on half day schedules for final exams in high school. Readers may call TalkBack at 803 644 2384 or email editorial at ai ken standard dot com. Names are not required and may be edited for space.
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Adults earn diplomas at Aiken adult education ceremony
Courtney Broxton, chosen as commencement speaker, overcame personal loss and juvenile justice involvement to earn a high school diploma through Aiken County’s adult education program. She received a $1500 Dollars for Scholars scholarship and a determination award, with 25 diplomas and 82 GEDs awarded to total graduates.
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Broxton
Aiken County
Braxton
Department of Juvenile Justice
Aiken
Orangeburg
Pinecrest Center
Marion Gary
Cecilia Davidson
O’rander
Antonio Smith
Victoria Smith
Audrey Cohn
Tessa Garrett
Suzanne Maroney
Gary
Rob Novit
Rnovit
Aikenstandard.com
Courtney Braxton
Aiken Schools
Aiken Standard contact and publication info details
Contact the Aiken Standard newsroom at 644 2401 or email sub missions at editorials aikenstandard.com for submissions. Managing Editor Michael Gibbons can be reached at 644 2381 for more information and office hours.
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Scholarship in memory of Connie Vivolo at USC Aiken
Friends and family of Connie Vivolo established the Connie Vivolo Memorial Scholarship Fund at USC Aiken to fund an annual SOBA Study Abroad scholarship for a full time female Aiken County resident. Over $3,000 has been donated. Vivolo spent 40 years at American Airlines and later volunteered with Aiken institutions.
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USC Aiken
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Aiken County
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Aiken
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Aiken Regional
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Mah Jongg Club
Cedar Creek Red Hatters
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Tom Hallman
Banksia Quilters Society Meeting at Aiken Museum
Banksia Quilters Society meets Monday at 10 a.m. in the Aiken County Historical Museum. All quilters are welcome to bring current projects or magazines. A potluck lunch is planned and attendees should bring a dish and tableware. Meeting fee is $2 per person.
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Banksia Quilters Society
Aiken County
Three Rivers Solid Waste Authority to Meet Wednesday
The Three Rivers Solid Waste Authority will meet at 6:30 p.m. in its conference room on Wednesday. The Augusta Junior Rowing team will host a Learn to Row camp June 22 to 26 from 8 a.m. to noon at the Boathouse at 101 River Front Drive. The fee is 85 dollars and includes a T-shirt, snacks and coaching. Registration and details are at www.augustarowingclub.org.
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Augusta
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Friday Lottery Drawn Numbers and Results
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