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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 15, 2007
Page
1
Local celebrities traded hats for a night at Citi zens Park as Robyn Scott and Anne Ofoje helped at tryouts for the Aiken Soccer Club. They collected used football gear to send to schools in Enugu Nigeria, supporting athletes overseas.
Woodside Plantation in Aiken announces the sale of Hollow Creek Reserve, the final neighborhood collection with 1 045 homesites. The phased development will unveil lakes and hills with views of a new Fuzzy Zoeller Clyde Johnston designed course. The Reserve Club is ranked among South Carolina's top courses, and the final layout promises a challenging addition to the premier golf community.
A development plan outlines an 18,000 square foot medical center at The Village at Woodside along with a 12,000 square foot health and wellness center. The proposal emphasizes health services and community facilities within the project.
The Aiken City Council approved first reading to raise water and sewer fees by 1.50 per month and boost commercial garbage rates by 33 percent annually for three years. Residential garbage will rise 1.50 monthly while taxes stay steady for a 19th year. The move aims to add 300000 to the budget to cover higher electricity and chemical costs from the county authority.
Officials report a large fight erupted in the Mitchell Shopping Center parking lot after a Saturday Break Room party. Police estimated 500 to 600 people outside as officers and deputies mobilized, while Harold Gragg said he ended the event early to prevent conflict.
The Aiken Regional Chamber Orchestra performed Monday at Hopelands as part of the Summer Concert Series directed by Dr Richard Maltz of USC Aiken. The program included Mozart Weber Bach Bruch with a West Side Story medley and honored Sen Strom Thurmond. The 30 member group, formed in 2002, features youth from Aiken area with seniors Adam Depriest and Erin Huxford highlighted. Becky Henshaw enjoyed the performance from her lawn chair.
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