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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 2016
Page
13
Safety official urges residents not attending to avoid roads around the field while Capt. Eric Abdullah of the Aiken County Sheriff's Office confirms security for the event with uniformed officers patrolling the area. Officers will be present to keep everyone safe and ensure responsible behavior.
Trent Tamco, 11, one of several children sponsored by Bojland Restaurant Group, will attend the Muscular Dystrophy Association summer camp at Camp Twin Lake in Rutledge, Georgia, while nearby openings expand at The Village at Woodside including Roma Italian Restaurant, Ridgecrest Coffee Bar and Mezza Luna, with Roma aiming to open by early April after replacing Mario’s Italian Kitchen.
Scavone announced the opening of Roma Italian Restaurant Ridgecrest Coffee Bar and Mezza Luna Artisan Bakery in The Village at Woodside over the coming weeks. The trio, locally owned, will join AnShu Asian Cafe and share a warm atmosphere and distinct dining experience that enhances the community appeal. Dan Brown, city government reporter, notes plans to expand dining and attractions.
Willard helped revive jump racing in Aiken after World War II waned interest. He secured land between Two Notch and Powderhouse roads, enlisted Frank Manheim and Jack Cooper, and promoted the sport at clubs. The first spring meet on April 8, 1967 featured seven races, including the Imperial Cup, with crowds growing to over 30,000 by later years.
Market data reflects small changes across a range of local equities with mixed results. Deltas vary, yielding a snapshot of ongoing price movement and trailing figures across several listings.
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