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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 23, 2010
Page
3
A reader praises a DMV office for efficiency while criticizing a $20 fee to print a title at the desk. The writer questions why mailing would incur higher costs and wonders what catching mistakes at printing entails, expressing frustration with bureaucracy.
Byrd Elementary School Principal Russell Gunter is pictured embodying the proper image of a principal as a real gentleman and leader. He is shown in a suit rather than a T-shirt and blue jeans.
Readers urge preservation over demolition arguing the structure's historical value warrants review by Aiken historical trust. They claim the building should not be torn down and advocate careful evaluation before any action.
A reader complains about census forms and counts, alleges inaccuracies, and attacker labeling. The letter criticizes perceived religious influence in Texas education and calls for public responses via a TalkBack hotline or email to the Aiken Standard.
Reigning Miss South Carolina Kelly Sloan addressed more than 80 mother daughter pairs at the Aiken Center for the Arts event hosted by Aiken Youth Empowerment. She spoke on personal responsibility and empowerment, linking family support to her Miss South Carolina journey.
The Aiken Standard lists newsroom contacts for Tim O’Briant Michael Gi Cam Huffman and Scott B. Hunter with phone and email details. It notes ISSN 0893-2557 and 1867 founding, address P O Box 456 326 Rutland Drive Aiken SC 29802, plus delivery and EZ Pay rate information and Sunday Plus dates for 2010.
The Life Healthy Lifestyle Expo offered health screenings including diabetes testing and blood pressure checks. The National Wild Turkey Federation attended with BB gun shooting and archery activities. Entertainment featured the Aiken Idol competition.
Albert L. Brodie Jr. finishes Your Kitching s Roots Descendants of Matthew and Elizabeth Kitchings 1755 2010 after starting in 1993. He has sold 350 copies. the softcover costing 40 dollars is sold exclusively through him. Contact 803 564 3498 or brodiehouse pbtcomm net for orders.
Aiken's May character trait is listed as Discretion. Lottery results were provided for Pick 3 and Pick 4 drawings, Palmetto Cash 5, Power Up, Powerball with Powerplay, and Cash 3 and Cash 4. Evening and midday numbers are given, while totals for Fantasy 5 and Win For Life were unavailable at press time. see Monday's Aiken Standard for full results.
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