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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 10, 2005
Page
2
Letter critiques crowding and parking at lobster races urging relocation to Citi zens Park or local venues. Writers blame road congestion, business closures, and litter while noting community officials and local politics.
Norman Yates Carthans of Dunbarton Road Williston is charged with financial transaction card theft and five counts of financial transaction card fraud. Police traced the stolen card from an Aiken Mall employee and linked it to purchases in five locations and a $60 cab ride home. The suspect was found hiding in a Williston kitchen cabinet.
A reader asks how to curb loud echoes from clay pits along Richardson's Lake Road and thanks Aiken County EMS. The letter expresses frustration with backyard noise and hints at broader immigration policy views, inviting further feedback via Talkback.
Local celebrities waited tables Monday at Aiken restaurants to raise funds for underprivileged children. Presented by Children's Place, Inc., the event joined diners with notable figures like Evelyn Allen and Dr. Peggy Fitch in supporting a growing fundraiser that has expanded from two restaurants to a major community drive.
Girl Scout units from 5 to 16 gathered at Rose Hill estate to commemorate Claudia Phelps Stephen Mueller, Aiken’s 1922 founder. The event featured games, crafts, a life video, and stories of Phelps’s community work, including her Girl Scout legacy and the Eureka Camp Cofatachici donation.
Eighth grader Priscilla Simon leads a growing Aiken Middle School band that earned six All-Region selections the largest group ever. Her new high school wind ensemble audition follows her middle school success under director Ryan Westberry who boosted participation and sustained momentum.
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