Paint up patch up and pretty up in Aiken Trials season
Editorial urges Aiken residents to spruce up homes and businesses as the Aiken Trials marks the start of spring. David Jameson of the Chamber of Commerce calls for a fresh paint coat, repairs, and cleaning to present the city well for visitors and locals during the three week Aiken Triple Crown period.
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Editor’s Corner on Vitamin Enhanced Sparkling Beverages
The columnist critiques vitamin fortified sparkling beverages like Diet Coke Plus and Pepsi’s Tava as marketing to ease obesity concerns. They favor natural sources such as milk and orange juice and note personal shifts away from diet sodas toward water and occasional tea.
Aiken Standard Staff Listings
The Aiken Standard provides contact emails for its leadership and departments including Publisher Editor Advertising Director Business Manager News Director Production Director Circulation Director Systems Manager and Customer Service Manager with several spelling variances in the listed emails.
Imbalance and balance in life a pastor’s daily reflection
A church pastor reflects at breakfast on how imbalance drives global and personal problems. He cites wealth gaps, national deficits, and overcommitment to work or hobbies as threats to harmony, urging balanced living through faith, family, rest, and service.
Letter and Market Reply Reflect Local Ties and Organic Debate
Aiken letters recall dentist Dr. Greene a friend to a longtime patient and note his passing. A response explains no certified organic farmers in the county and outlines the costly five year process for organic certification, urging demand for local organic options.
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Aiken Technical College Reaches National Basketball Nationals
Tomorrow Aiken Technical College advances to the national basketball finals after a long season. The article also notes discussions on prescription drugs GVW and county mapping office.
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Special Education Students Treated Equally at Midland Valley
A Midland Valley High School junior recounts witnessing Resource students with behavioral issues receive suspensions just like regular students. The writer argues fights involving Special Education students should lead to expulsion and criticizes leniency in handling problems for isolated students.
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Benefits of smoking for the type A diner
The piece argues smoking may calm a stressed type A diner, suggesting cigarettes ease hunger pains and impatience in slow service scenarios. It cites restaurant rituals and finishing drinks before meals as contexts where smoking purportedly helps manage frustration and spending, while noting takeout as an alternative.
Valentine’s Banquet Acknowledges Community Support
The Women in Unity thank businesses and individuals for contributions to the Fifth Annual Valentine’s Banquet in Edgefield. More than 70 attendees enjoyed the meal and entertainment, with organizers noting the help made a difference and inviting participation next year led by Essie Nicholson.
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