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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 2016
Page
13
Publisher Rhonda Overbey and Executive Editor Michael Smith lead the Aiken Standndam lineage begun in 1867 with Holly Kemp as News Editor. Thought of the Day reflects a climb toward growth and happiness on the journey rather than peak moments.
The editorial condemns a defense attorney for subpoenaing a Post and Courier reporter in the Michael Slager Walter Scott case. It argues the move undermines a free press, cites a shield law in South Carolina, and lauds reporters for remaining impartial while noting tensions over officer involved shootings and race relations.
Dr. Forest E. Mahan, president of Aiken Technical College, argues for Early Start dual enrollment to shrink the statewide skills gap as a large portion of the current workforce nears retirement. The program lets high school students earn college credits toward credentials while reducing tuition costs via Lottery Tuition Assistance, supporting a more skilled, cheaper path to high-w wage, high-demand jobs and continued economic growth.
Dan Brown recalls his 1976 Cubs rookie year in Bradenton and the infamous 108 year wait finally ending. He reflects on pitching guidance from Mike Rourke, the team’s historic futility, and the emotional fallout as Cubs fans wake to a changed era. The piece blends personal history with the club’s long championship absence.
On Oct 30 at Odell Weeks Center, hundreds joined a community fundraiser for the American Cancer Society. Nearly 100 dogs plus one Spartacat walked the track and raised about $6,500 to support cancer treatments and research. Local shelters and rescue groups raised awareness about pet adoption and fostering.
The Aiken Standard welcomes signed letters with the writer’s address and a daytime phone number for verification. Letters must not exceed 500 words and may be edited for length clarity libel and taste. Anonymous or pen-name letters are not published and publication is discretionary.
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