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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 25, 2014
Page
3
A reader argues that without unions the middle class would vanish and people would earn minimum wage. The message repeats the phone line and questions readers about understanding the issue.
Resident laments waste in his area blaming neighbors for trash problems and harming the state's beauty and reputation. He urges better disposal habits to curb litter and improve South Carolina’s image.
Readers vent about proposed tax hikes and a bypass project while arguing taxes curb growth. They urge bold policy moves, defend personal choice, and question economic prospects as Aiken's tax debates intensify. They also reference a TalkBack line and editorial contact for reader feedback.
East Aiken School of the Arts staged a spring festival with music, dance and Schoolhouse Rock on a Cedar Creek Church stage. About 200 students performed for 500 family members as full-time drama and dance funding was approved for fall, boosting arts integration and student productions.
Community notices list marketing grant guidelines and deadlines for Aiken County Tourism Office. Health and support groups include Shepeard Blood Center blood drives in Augusta Evans and Aiken with scheduling numbers. Alcoholics Anonymous and Nar-Anon meetings run weekly at St Paul Lutheran and St John’s United Methodist respectively. Overeaters Anonymous meets at St John’s on Tuesdays and Thursdays. Kegg Park Civic Center offers free senior exercise classes Mondays and Wednesdays.
The Vietnam Veterans Memorial Foundation requests photos of 896 South Carolina veterans killed in Vietnam to complete the Wall of Faces for the Memorial Wall. 578 SC veterans lack photos, including listed names. relatives can submit online or by mail via the foundation site.
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