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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 2016

Page

11

Aiken Standard History Note and Editor Credits

The Aiken Standard dates back to 1867 with publisher Ellen Priest and editors Michael Smith and Holly Kemp. Thought of the Day features a Gandhi quote about fear and cowardice.

Ellen Priest Michael Smith Holly Kemp Aiken Aikenstandard.com P.O. Box

North Augusta growth praised but urged to curb overregulation

The editorial endorses North Augusta economic development including Project Jackson and new stores while urging officials to avoid excessive rules that could hinder small business. It notes zoning decisions and plans to ease food truck restrictions, stressing balance between design standards and growth.

Orth Augusta North Augusta Plaza Ross Dress For PetSmart Rack Room Shoes Aldi East Martintown Road Holiday Inn Express U.S. 25 I-20 Hammond’s Ferry North Augusta Fletcher Dickert Dickert Lark Jones Jones

County budget prospects worsen with revenue gaps

Aiken County faces a worsening fiscal outlook for 2016 17 as General Fund revenues lag and one time revenues barely balance a proposed 61.1 million budget. Loss of Pax reimbursements and unfilled funds deepen the gap prompting calls for tax hikes or spending cuts.

Aiken County Clay Killian Teledyne Columbia U.S. Department of Energy Savannah River Council Savannah Gayle Wolman HUD Wolman Ronnie Young

John Hunter left lasting mark on Aiken and church

Memorial Day weekend mourned John M. Hunter a World War II B 29 pilot and longtime Aiken leader. As an elder deacon and youth mentor at First Presbyterian Church he embodied faith in action through insurance work community service Rotary Red Cross housing and lasting family ties.

America John M. Hunter Aiken Atomic Energy Commission First Presbyterian Church Hunter Lyon, Croft, Weeks & Hunter Chamber of Commerce Rotary American Red Cross Texas First Presbyterian Jack Betts Melissa Myrtle Beach Bonnie Doone Plantation Walterboro Mary John Hunter

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