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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 2003
Page
2
A resident expresses gratitude to the man who returned their wallet, noting heartfelt thanks and prayers for health and happiness for the helper and their loved ones.
A reader demands strict enforcement of child support laws. They call for arrest warrants, jail time, ankle monitors, and assigned work for nonpayers, arguing children suffer without parental love and support.
Aiken High and South Aiken High scale up security ahead of Friday’s South Aiken rivalry game at Stomping Grounds. Officials cite last year’s vandalism causing about 15000 dollars in damage and promise legal and school action for any misconduct. Public safety will patrol before and after the game with extra officers assigned for the night.
Aiken Golf Supply opens today at 2563 Whiskey Road within the Target center offering golf gear for pros and beginners. The store features a repair shop, a golf simulator, in store lessons by Rocky Oswald, club testing, and a range of brands including Callaway Titleist Cleveland Mizuno Nike and Srixon with apparel and gifts. Lessons run 8:30 to 10 a.m. at $25, and the simulator provides swing analytics and 18 hole play options.
In Wagener two seats on the town council were filled in a non partisan election. Michael Miller won with 103 votes and Eddie Dean Rawls had 83. Koster Brown and Connie Roberts trailed. About 33 percent of 472 registered voters participated.
Free tours target visitors from Aiken on November 9 and 15 at Phinizy Swamp Nature Park. Dana Putnam of Southeastern Natural Sciences Academy promotes a chance to see the swamp from the board walk and observation deck while highlighting wildlife like woodpeckers great egrets beavers and muskrats. Reservations are requested by Friday. call 706-828-2109.
Don Edmunds has resigned as executive director of the Aiken Center for the Arts. Bill Reynolds was named interim executive director as the board searches for a permanent replacement. Edmunds plans to pursue business interests and will aid the transition while staying involved with the center.
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