Readers weigh in on local roads and public funds
Aiken Standard readers comment on road projects from Silver Bluff to Richardson Lake Road and Whiskey Road, call for four lane expansion, and suggest nighttime drainage work. They also touch on doctor appointment reliability, tax money for a black history center, and traffic safety after a car accident.
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Black History Center
South Carolina
Silver Bluff
Richardson Lake Road
Whiskey Road
Silver Bluff Road
World Changers bring home repairs to Aiken neighborhoods
World Changers ministry will send over 400 volunteers from five states to repair roofs paint homes and complete other tasks across three Aiken areas including Toole Hill Edgewood and Schofield streets starting Monday July 4. Homes will be adopted by local churches and volunteers will stay at Schofield Middle School.
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Janie Lewis
Aiken
World Changers
Lewis
North American Missions Board
The
Southern Baptist Convention
South Carolina
North Carolina
Texas
Alabama
Florida
Schofield Middle School
Lisa Segura
Mike Chandler
Brandon Bowers
Charlotte
Chandler
Missions Board
Segura
Sabina Craig
Craig
Toole Hill
Perry Park
Tim Eads
Rob Novit
Rnovit
Aikenstandard.com
World Changers Ministry
Aiken City Council Approves Property Sale and Plans
The council authorized sale of city vacant property at 208 Barnwell Ave to the Northside Heritage Preservation Foundation for 10133.69 dollars. The Wesely United Methodist Church parsonage will be moved to the site and renovated for sale as a single family home.
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Aiken
Barnwell Ave
N.E
Northside Heritage Preservation Foundation
Bill McGhee
Wesley United Methodist Church Parsonage House
Fairfield Street
Pacers Run
Bill Clyburn
South Carolina
Aiken Preparatory School
First Reading
Hitchcock Parkway
Rinehart Way
Foxchase Subdivision
Aiken Standard Subscription Rates and Delivery Policy
The notice outlines weekday and weekend delivery expectations, contact numbers for delivery problems, and paid in advance billing details. It lists monthly and yearly rates, EzPay options, and cautions that payments to tow carriers are not the paper’s responsibility. It notes account cancellation procedures and carrier roles.
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Aiken
City of Character Aiken's Justice Month Theme
The column lists June as the month of Justice for Aiken's city character, followed by lottery results for Pick 3 Midday 1 1 0 Pick 4 Midday 0 1 2 1 Pick 3 Evening 4 8 8 Pick 4 Evening 6 0 0 3 Palmetto Cash 5 1 10 18 28 37 Multiplier 2 Cash 3 Midday 8 4 5 Cash 4 Midday 0 8 6 7 Cash 3 Evening 5 5 6 Cash 4 Evening 2 2 2 2 Fantasy 5 13 14 29 31 37
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Cash
Fantasy
Burnettown Delays Enactment Of Business License Ordinance
Burnettown council postpones enforcement of the business license law beyond its July 1 date. An ad hoc committee will study the ordinance and seek input from business owners and residents before final actions, with a referendum planned for November.
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Burnettown
Wayne Benson
Mel Minitor
Horse Creek Merchants’ Association
Council
Price appointed president of Rotary Club of Aiken
William Price takes over as Rotary Club of Aiken president succeeding Rich who served a year and moves to past president on the Rotary board. Rich praised the club’s support and outlined Price’s plans to engage area high schools, fund ESL programs, start a reading program, and visit area schools monthly with third graders.
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Buzz Rich
Rotary Club of
Aiken
William Price
Rich
Rotary Board
Rotary Club
Price
Wnte
Amanda Pan Buzz Rich
Corrections and Clarifications Policy Statement
The Aiken Standard invites readers to report factual errors in daily reports. Call Mike Gibbons or Jeff Wallace or email editorial at aikenstandard com to set the record straight.
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Aiken
Aiken County
South Carolina
Mike Gibbons
Jeff Wallace
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Vacation Pictures Invitation From Aiken Standard
The Aiken Standard requests vacation pictures for its Day in the Life page. Submit forms are available at the Aiken Standard office or on www.aikenstandard.com, and must be mailed or delivered to 326 Rutland Drive, Aiken. For questions call Michael Gibbons at 644-2381.
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Rutland Drive
Aiken
S.C
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