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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 17, 2016
Page
3
A reader asks why the South Carolina State Patrol is stationed in downtown Aiken issuing radar tickets and why a local police force is not handling traffic enforcement. The letter questions patrol use and efficiency.
Local supporters praise new mall plans as ideal for Aiken with visions of a Shelter Cove style venue. Advocates urge swift approvals to let developers begin work without delay.
Local readers request more airport coverage to learn about the business at the Augusta overflow facility used during Masters week and other services it may offer. Community input via TalkBack is welcome by phone or email.
The Aiken Standard apologizes for misidentifying Alvin Ligons in a page 3A photo and provides corrections. It invites readers to report fact errors via Holly Ellington at 803 644 2341 or editorial aikenstandard com. Lottery results for South Carolina and Georgia accompany the notice.
Astronomy lovers and science hobbyists gathered at the Ruth Patrick Science Education Center for Earth and Sky Night. The event, a collaboration with the Astronomy Club of Augusta, celebrated National Astronomy Day with telescope viewing and hands on activities for children including star finders and limnology.
The Aiken County Sheriff's Office is seeking De shon Pixley, a male suspect charged with domestic violence. He was last seen around Breezy Hill Road and Hillview Drive in the Graniteville area, according to Capt. Eric Abdullah.
Single, Single Again hosts a Tai Chi and Ice Cream Social at Smith Hall June 2 at 6 30 p m with a 5 fee led by Tainia Tipene. Reservations due May 30. MOA meets June 1 at Newberry Hall with Attorney General Alan Wilson as speaker. Fee 24 and reservations by May 27. no show policy applies.
Prom night coverage highlights aian high school event with attendees posing for pictures. Additional images are featured on the Aiken Standard website for readers to view and share.
The Aiken GOP-led forum invites the public Tuesday to hear candidates for Aiken County coroner and treasurer and the South Carolina House District 81 seat. Speakers include K T Ruthven Bart Blackwell Chris Austin Jeremy O Donnell Lee Bodie Jason Goings Tim Carlton Clay Adams Thomas Scott and incumbents Don Wells and others.
The event at H. Odell Weeks Activities Center tonight at 6 30 p m is free and hosted by the Aiken GOP. District 81 candidates include K T Ruthven Bart Blackwell Chris Austin and Jeremy O Donnell with county treasurer contenders Lee Bodie and incumbent Jason Goings and coroner candidates Tim Carlton Clay Adams and Thomas Scott.
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