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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 27, 2014
Page
3
Readers share opinions on road renaming for a fallen officer, no chain laws, animal welfare, texting while driving, speed limits, city shake up, and mall safety. Calls to comment include a hotline and email to the Aiken Standard editorial desk with brief remarks.
The Aiken Standard apologizes for a Monday caption error in the top photo “A flight filed with lasting memories.” It corrects names and details, invites readers to report factual mistakes, and provides contact information for Melissa Hanna at 803-644-2364 or editorial email.
Busbee’s Hardware & Supply owner Judson Busbee will donate his family’s 100 year old two horse wagon to the city of Wagener. The wagon was used from 1905 to 1955 to haul cotton and lumber and will be placed on the strip between the Nancy Bonnette Public Library and the Wagoner fire house. Mayor Mike Miller praised the gesture as a link to the town’s heritage and history. Derrek Asberry, The Aiken Standard.
Three Aiken County Career and Technology Center seniors will graduate next week and spend 1000 hours this summer in MTU America apprenticeships. Six juniors and six sophomores are set to begin or complete programs, with MTU hosts and mentors highlighting hands on learning in engineering, heating and machine tools. A visit for about 90 freshmen girls showcased women at MTU sharing career experiences and conducting hands on activities, reinforcing STEM paths and workforce development in the region.
City of Aiken plans a one day bus trip to Charleston featuring Fort Sumter Patriots Point and the USS Yorktown. The August trip includes transportation breakfast lunch and tours with self guided walking segments. Registration runs June 25 through July 25 with a $15 fee.
Community trip to Charleston on August 27 offers historical tours. Registration runs June 25 through July 25 at H Odell Weeks Activities Center or Smith Hazel Recreation Center. Cost is 115 dollars, payable at registration. Call 803 642 7631 or visit the site for details.
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