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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 09, 2014
Page
3
A reader laments ongoing talkback messages about deceased local figures and criticizes delays in debris pickup. They question city billing, texting while driving enforcement, and perceived inaction by courts on theft, urging faster service and justice.
A reader urges voting out incumbents after two terms amid claims of federal funding cuts and nuclear waste dealings. The piece argues US refineries export gasoline, creating artificial shortages and higher prices, and invites public comment via the TalkBack line and email.
An Interstate 20 interchange at Exit 22 in Aiken will be renamed the Deputy Sheriff Jason L. Sheppard Interchange. The May 16 dedication at Faith Riders Fellowship Church honors the former Aiken County deputy who died in 2006 directing traffic at an industrial park fire.
SCETV crew filmed at Cold Creek Nurseries in Aiken for the local show Making It Grow to air in June. Clemson producer Sean Flynn notes the program highlights unique nurseries and farms and features expert hosts Amanda McNulty and extension agents. The segment emphasizes soil prep in South Carolina, water conservation, proactive pest scouting, and environmentally sensitive gardening practices.
SCETV airs Making It Grow live Tuesdays at 7 pm with 8 pm replays on the SC Channel. Saturday airings at 3 30 pm on the SC Channel. For details visit scetv.org or the Making It Grow Facebook page. Ben Baugh covers equine industry for Aiken Standard since 2004.
A Georgia inmate, Robert McClellan, 36, allegedly stole a truck in Aiken and officials say there was no confirmed wider danger to alert residents. A homeowner found beer cans and shorts in her yard amid reports of a possible sighting and radio traffic of a call from a Dunkin Donuts. Authorities noted limited confirmation and balanced community safety with preventing alarm while public notices use CodeRED and media briefings.
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