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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 2005
Page
1
Dr. Mark Roberts fulfills his dream by opening the Aiken Center for Family Health in the building at 415 Barnwell Avenue. A separate item notes a group of young writers enjoying a Saturday morning exploring the fun of words.
The Aiken Standard highlights readers and literature with a feature on today’s book lover. Patty Baldy of Jackson praises James Grippando’s novel Hear No Evil, noting its engaging plot.
Batesburg notices list deaths for Inez Donaldson of Aiken Chaquise N Gregory of Williston Charles L Henshaw of Guy R Holley of Warrenville Bill Martin of Greenwood and Stephanie Ellen Siler Memorial details not provided in excerpt from 6B notices page.
Windsor celebrates a grand opening of a much larger post office replacing the old facility. Postmaster James Mitchum notes the old building was only a fifth the size and highlights added services in the 559 Middleton Drive location.
Northside stormwater problem to improve with donation from Bill and Beverly Clyburn of about 1.5 acres within a 15 acre parcel near Asheton Oaks. City of Aiken will build one or more detention ponds to redirect runoff from Pacers Run Apartments area. Monthly city meeting set for 6:30 p.m. Monday at 214 Park Ave to discuss stormwater, annexation, railroad sign request for new garbage trucks.
In Charleston South Carolina TBonz on Market Street weighs keeping its historic 19th century stable image while preparing for new state liquor rules next year. The bar faces how to balance its historic feel with room for big bottles as owners craft changes.
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