Midland Valley Chamber Honors Two Local Notables
The Midland Valley Chamber of Commerce honors Area 3 Schools Superintendent Troy Nobles and Midland Valley High senior Brian Napier for community contributions. Nobles, 1996 Citizen of the Year, a long educator and administrator, led Leavelle McCampbell and Midland Valley as principal and served as Area 2 and 3 superintendent. Napier, Student of the Year nominee, serves as student body president, Beta Club treasurer, Key Club president, and participates in Spanish, prom, ring, Block MV, and SADD, earning multiple honors and varsity letters in football baseball and track.
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Midland Valley Chamber of Commerce
Area 3
Troy Nobles
Brian Nappier
Midland Valley High School
Chamber
Nobles
Presbyterian College
Leavelle-McCampbell High School
Leavelle-McCampbell
Langley-Bath-Clearwater
Aiken County
Langley First Baptist Church
Jeanene
Ellen
Anna
Nappier
Wayne
Sandra Nappier
Napier
South Carolina Boys State
National Exchange Club
Midland Valley Lions Club
Augusta Area Sports Council
Mustangs
Mustang
Leadership divide in politics across generations
The Daily Times argues a new generation of leaders shows ineptitude amid Clinton Starr turmoil and foreign policy missteps. It contrasts leaders who seek office to do something with those who aim to be someone, lacking wartime and postwar character formation.
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Nixon
Clinton
Kenneth Starr
Middle East
Europe
The
Daily Times
Farmington, N.M
John Wesley
Wesley
The Living Water at the Well of Jesus
A sermon from the pastor of Aiken's First Baptist Church urges letting Jesus invade the secrecy of the heart. It contrasts spiritual thirst with worldly water, recounts the Samaritan woman at the well, and urges faith through living water that renews life and heals inner wounds.
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Jesus
God
Jesus Christ
E. Stanley Jones
the Writer
Aiken
First Baptist Church
Littering Proposal: 100 Hours of Community Service Suggested
A reader from Aiken proposes a remedy for roadside trash in Aiken County. Instead of fines, offenders would perform 100 hours of litter pickup, aiding county workers and Adopt-A-Highway volunteers. Calls to report litter via 502-STOP are also urged, with letters to the editor inviting signatures and contact details.
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Aiken County
Augusta
University Parkway
What historians will say about Clinton in 2060
A column muses on public reaction to sex scandal charges against President Clinton. It argues most Americans, including churchgoers, tolerate flaws, questions how laws reflect public opinion, and predicts his presidency will endure though historians in 2060 will judge the episode.
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Clinton
Bill Clinton
Episcopal Church
New York City
Ralph Waldo Emerson
White House
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