Aiken Standard Establishment Details and Leadership
The Aiken Standard reports its founding in 1867 with key leadership including Publisher Rhonda Overbay Executive Editor Michael Smith and News Editor Holly Kemp guiding the historic newspaper.
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 11, 2017
Page
11
The Aiken Standard reports its founding in 1867 with key leadership including Publisher Rhonda Overbay Executive Editor Michael Smith and News Editor Holly Kemp guiding the historic newspaper.
Post and Courier argues that expanding solar farms in central South Carolina offers long term savings for utilities and residents by avoiding up front costs of new reactors. It notes solar’s low price, demand for base load, tax incentives, and potential county tax windfalls, urging legislative support for an statewide 80 percent tax discount and broader solar adoption.
The Aiken Standard invites signed letters with writers’ addresses and daytime phone numbers for publication verification. Letters must stay under 500 words, may be edited, cannot be anonymous or pen-named, and should include a brief headline. Email or mail to the editor.
Veteran commentator rails against Al Sharpton and Benjamin Crump as Tulsa officer Betty Shelby faces murder charges. He cites protests, media, and prior cases to condemn what he calls a mobbed courtroom atmosphere and demands for quick verdicts. He recalls Holtzclaw's trial and warns of rights being overridden by social justice activism.
Letter writer notes Holocaust Remembrance Day omits Jehovah's Witnesses and recalls their persecution by Hitler. He cites their refusal to support the war, imprisonments, executions, and the later presence of 165,000 Witnesses preaching in Germany.
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