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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 2005
Page
3
A fragment lists a phone number 803 648 2508 and an email signature for editorial contact at indard.com with repetition of contact lines.
Reader argues the United States is a republic not a democracy and urges correct wording in the Aiken Standard. The letter raises points on governance, social behavior, animal cruelty, seat belt laws, and requests public feedback via Talkback, email, or phone.
The Aiken Academy for the Performing Arts plans an August 2006 opening as the county's third charter school serving 80 high school students. Director Keisha Lloyd Kennedy expects facility issues to be resolved by then and shares that 63 percent of 113 applications are from white parents.
The Red Cross hosts the Beach Bash Blood Drive today from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. at 212 York Street NE offering a chance to win a 24‑month prepaid Jeep Wrangler lease, a three night golf package, free T shirts, and more. Donors are urged to give as blood supplies drop during the July 4 weekend.
The notice lists subscription options and pricing for the Aiken Standard, including daily and Sunday delivery, various term lengths, EzPay direct debit, and out of county mail rates, with multiple errors and inconsistencies in figures. It provides contact details for the publisher and newsroom.
The City of Aiken highlights Justice as the June character trait and lists winning numbers for Pick 3 and Pick 4 draws, Cash 3 and Cash 4 midday and evening, Fantasy 5, Mega Millions, including Mega Ball, with the specific sequences for each drawing.
Aiken Jaycees cancel the Fireworks Extravaganza due to insufficient sponsors despite four months of outreach. President Shane Bagby cites high costs for fireworks, insurance, and security. Community alternatives include River Blast 2005 in Augusta and a Barton Field show at Fort Gordon.
The New Ellenton Lions Club held its charter night at Grace Covenant Church installing officers and signing the charter. Debbie Pritchett praised supporters and noted local impact while Gloria Busch Johnson spoke on advisory roles and Lions Club global reach with 1.4 million members in 194 countries.
The Aiken Standard corrects that David Ruth is Aiken County's Emergency Management Coordinator not the previously named person. The newspaper apologizes for the error and any confusion caused.
The Aiken Standard asks readers to point out factual errors and provides phone numbers for Mike Gibbons and Jeff Wallace and an email address to submit corrections. The notice emphasizes timely corrections for Aiken County South Carolina and world news.
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