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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 2016
Page
3
A reader thanks the editor for a write up on John Hunter. The brief note recalls living on Pinehurst in 1958, knowing John and Mary as neighbors, and expresses appreciation for the feature.
A reader appeals for repair of the rear courthouse parking lot at Charles Simons Jr. Courthouse after rain causes large holes and soil wash into Hoods Lane. The issue seeks timely maintenance to stop erosion and restore safety.
A reader reports a road repair crew using quick blacktop fills and leaving unpacked patches on streets including Whiskey Road. The observer warns of wasted money and potential vehicle damage, urging others to share views via the TalkBack hotline or email.
South Carolina and Georgia draws listed for Pick 3, Pick 4, Palmetto Cash 5 and other games with numbers. Due to earlier deadlines Cash 4 evening Fantasy 5 Powerball and Mega Millions will no longer appear in the paper.
Hundreds attend Southern Nights at Village At Woodside to watch The Sandlot on a three story screen. Proceeds support the Southern City Institute benefiting local youth and community theater. VIPs gain premium access and parking while vendors offer food and inflatables.
Painter Jim Harrison, 80, a prominent South Carolina artist known for Coca Cola imagery in rural Southern scenes, was found dead in his Denmark office on Saturday, apparently of a heart attack. He promoted his calendars and shop works through local museums and centers and received the Order of the Palmetto in 2008.
The third annual Fire Over Aiken celebration runs June 25 at the Aiken Fairgrounds 561 May Royal Drive with gates opening at 4 p.m. for rides games and food. A 15 to 20 minute fireworks show is planned around 9 p.m. The free event is hosted by Atlantic Broadband and encourages early arrival to enjoy the display.
Gates open at 4 p m and fireworks begin around 9 p m at the Aiken Fair Grounds 561 May Royal Drive. Atlantic Broadband sponsors with local groups and live music from Kenny George Band and Third Time Charmers to celebrate Independence Day in the community.
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