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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 2013
Page
13
The snippet lists historic founders and staff roles for the Aiken Stannard paper founded in 1867. Names include Scott B. Hunter as Publisher and Melissa Hanna as Executive Editor with DEE Taylor listed for Advertising. Other listed leaders include Terri Cheek, Laura Tiedman, Letitia Jefferson, and Ronnie Butler in various managerial capacities.
A reflection on belief by William Carlos Williams noting the difficulty of defining a belief while actually holding one and the inherent paradox in self understanding. The quote underscores the intricate link between thought and conviction in the human mind.
The letter discusses political divisiveness, climate policy, and energy. It questions man made global warming claims, critiques CO2 regulation, and proposes solar and natural gas as alternatives. It notes SRNL and Savannah River Site links, private small reactor development, and private industry leadership.
Allen Riddick celebrates Aiken's talented residents after two stage performances by the Aiken Community Playhouse Youth Wing and the Aiken Women's Heart Board. He notes 25 artists volunteering for Barn Cats of Aiken, with 29 Barn Cats auctioned April 13 at the Aiken County Historical Museum to aid Gaston Livery Stable mortgage.
Acknowledges City Councilwoman Lessie B Price and URS Center for the Performing Arts for funding the 2013 Black History Month production George Washington Carver His Life His Love His Legacy which premiered February 24. Recognizes performers, technical staff, and Friendship Baptist Church committee members Dorothy Naylor Audrey Ogletree Cynthia Wright Frank Wright Calvin Suber for dedication and educational impact.
Column notes the March 12 special election for the at large seat on the Aiken City Council between Republican Philip Merry and Democrat Randy Gaines. It marks the final contest under the 4-2-1 system before the 6-1 reform eliminates at large seats in November 2011, reshaping district focus and turnout dynamics.
The opening show at The Etheridge Center featured the Remember Then production by the Aiken Women’s Heart Board. Directed by Jim Moore, the performance earned high praise for the cast, crew, and musicians who bring the annual event to life. Dean Wood and Lana Sadler contributed to the praise as well.
The Aiken Standard outlines submission rules for letters to the editor. Signed letters with full contact details only, 300 words max, subject to editorial review for libel and taste. Anonymous or organized-campaign letters are not published. address letters to Letters to the Editor P O Box 456 Aiken SC 29802 or email letters aikenstandard.com.
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