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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 16, 2003

Page

11

Silver Bluff sports shine with state titles and high academics

Silver Bluff High School athletics claim multiple state championships with the Lady Bulldogs softball team winning its second straight Class AA title over Crescent, and the basketball team also clinching a state crown. Football titles in 2000 and 2001 echo the program's success. Students maintain strong test scores and many seniors receive college scholarships, underscoring athletics as a connecting force in the community.

Silver Bluff High School Lady Bulldogs Crescent Silver Bluff Brandon Wallace

Aiken Standard Letters to the Editor Policy

The Aiken Standard outlines submission rules for Letters to the Editor. Letters must include signature, mailing address, and daytime and home telephone numbers for verification. Writers should send one letter every 30 days and may be edited.

Aiken Standard Aiken S.C Swallace Aikenstandard

Glten Standard Credits Staff Members and Roles

The Glten Standard lists Scott B. Hunter as publisher and Jeffrey B. Wallace as editor. Art Zappa is noted, with Ellen C. Priest as business manager and Timothy E. O Briant as production director. Phillip Yates oversees circulation and Scot Newcom is listed for systems management with Letitia Jefferson.

Scott B. Hunter Jeffrey B. Wallace Art Zappa Ellen C. Priest Timothy E. O'Briant Phillip Yates Scot Newcom David Boyd Letitia Jefferson

Reunion After 50 Years Brings Sister Pamela Back Together

A woman travels to Nelson New Zealand to meet Pamela, the sister she lost in 1952. The reunion follows decades apart, sparked by an email from Pamela in New Zealand, revealing their shared family history and adoption details. They plan to share memories and rebuild a bond strained by time and distance.

Nelson New Zealand Pamela Auckland South Pacific Cecily New Mexico States Clovis N.M Cecily Little Chavez Australia United States Gil Sam

Letter on Citadel Drive traffic concerns in Aiken

Charles R. Dorsey of Citadel Drive writes that a local street has become a shortcut from Whiskey Road to Banks Mill. He notes heavy speeding, trucks ignoring No Thru Trucks signs, littering, and fears for property values. He urges action by County Council and claims residents would sign a petition.

Ris Tetter County Council Whiskey Road Banks Mill Citadel Drive

Flag thief should return stolen items from office

A local appeal urges the return of flags stolen from Dr. Loudermilk’s flagpole at the corner of Two Notch Road and Price Avenue. The writer condemns the vandals and asks them to bring the flags back to the doctor’s office after hours to avoid identification.

Dr. Loudermilk Two Notch Road Price Avenue

Education cuts threaten gifted and talented programs

Amy He Aken argues that GT should have daily sessions rather than weekly, citing life impact, higher grades, and tailored pacing. Critics claim GT is redundant or elitist, yet proponents note increased challenge, on‑level learning, vocabulary refinement, and smaller class sizes improving teacher access.

Amy He Aken

Growth of Soccer in Aiken Community Hits Milestone

Steve Sucher of Aiken lauds the expansion of youth and high school soccer in South Aiken and Aiken High. He notes four teams reached regional playoffs, cites state titles by Aiken Fire boys in 2000 and 2001, and urges a dedicated soccer complex to match existing baseball and tennis facilities.

South Aiken Aiken High School South Carolina Aiken Aiken Chamber of Commerce Recreation Department Steve Sucher Aiken

Senseless killing of clerk Mrs Margaret King in Augusta

A reader reflects on the murder of Mrs Margaret King in Augusta. He questions the motive of greed lust and hate and ponders what drove the attacker to take her life. He recalls a positive encounter with Mrs King at Pump-N Shop and laments the value of life. He cites Ecclesiastes 3 13.

Margaret King Augusta Mrs.Margaret Pump-N

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Editorial Aiken County Glten Vijay Singh Linda, Chavez Greators Syndicate Folumnist Charles R. Dorsey Bob Patterson
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