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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 2003
Page
2
A reader in Aiken voices concern over employee protections and business practices, urging stronger South Carolina laws to safeguard workers. The letter questions drug sharing, community disturbance from late night activity, and freedom to disagree with national leadership.
Residents report a surge of mosquitoes invading daytime hours. The writer advises carrying ample insect repellent and notes patience is required as city or county action drags. The piece frames protection as wise for personal peace of mind and health.
A reader argues for Sunday shopping freedom beyond beer and wine. The letter questions tax policy and cites a toilet repair delay. The writer suggests sheriff and coroner guidance on death investigations and invites comments via Talkback.
Aiken County Pains Recreation and Tourism Department schedules a June 30 trip to Eudora Farms. Van departs 10:30 a.m. from the main office and returns by 3 p.m. Cost is 12 dollars per person. under six must be with a parent. Includes transport, farm admission, tour, petting zoo and picnic lunch. Reservations by June 26. Call 642-7559.
A national television crew from Turner South’s Southern Living Presents will feature The Willcox in Aiken in several episodes. They will tour Hitchcock Woods by carriage, have lunch, tea at the inn, and return in fall to cover more events. The segments will air likely in September or October.
James Davis and Gerrie Metz lead a migrant education program at North Aiken Elementary serving nearly 150 children up to age 15 each summer. The five week session receives about $50,000 yearly from the federal government, with Title 1 funds added by the district.
Fort Gordon Army Concert Band performs patriotic tunes including Stars and Stripes Forever and armed forces marches at Hopelands Gardens on Whiskey Road. Free summer series runs Mondays at 7 pm with rain venue Odell Weeks. contact Katey Fich.
Prominent Aiken pair announce a small family wedding set for August 26 at First Baptist Church in Greenville. The couple will honeymoon in Brussels from August 29 to September 15, as Andrea shares a letter to church members about his renewed ministry and family ties.
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