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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 2015
Page
3
Aiken Standard readers criticize downtown spending, taxes, and regulations. Letters urge resisting hospitality taxes, defend flag display, question daylight saving time, and discuss Lobster Races with views on business and community issues. Reactors call for citizen commentary via TalkBack.
The Aiken County Democratic Party hosted its annual dinner with keynote Bakari Sellers urging active participation and infrastructure focus statewide. Awards honored Dana Cozad and Doris Stephens for service. Sen. Nikki Setzler spoke on roads, rural schools, and party efforts to boost voter turnout.
Beth Spangler debuts in Aiken with a first concert appearance. Online coverage includes a video feature and a photo gallery at aikenstandard.com.
Over 300 students from sixth to 12th grade attended the Blackville-Hilda High School college and career fair with about 25 representatives from local businesses, state offices, the military, and colleges. 11th grader Chloe Bates aims to be a cosmetologist and study business management at USC Columbia to gain an edge. Principal Dr. Sterling Harris says the event helps students set goals and boosts academic success as they plan post high school paths. Guidance counselor Leslie Bright notes it’s the first year in her role.
Aiken Standard reports at Blackville-Hilda Middle and High schools that students, mostly from rural areas, showed strong interest in higher education and career options during the first college and career fair sponsored by the school in years. Teachers and administrators praise the expo for guiding younger students toward future career plans.
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