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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 2014
Page
3
A reader letters page castigates Don Wells over gifts and questions statehouse finances. The writer denounces tax increases, laments reduced local shopping, and contrasts local sales tax with neighboring counties. The note defends same sex marriage as a nonissue, warns of moral decay, and invites comments via TalkBack.
Children gather for a Thanksgiving storytime event as staff participants pose for a group photo. Local library staff coordinate crafts, reading, and seasonal activities. Cindy Kubovic captured the moment.
Walther Farms owner Jeremy Walther donates over 2000 pounds of sweet potatoes to the Wagener Food Bank, praised by Wagener residents for community support. The Aiken Standard notes Walther Farms roots in the area and a $15 million local investment. Wagener Food Bank serves about 80 clients weekly, with 320 clients in the last month.
Aiken County high school juniors and peers will attend an ethics conference at Silver Bluff High School on March 20 sponsored by the West Point Society of Aiken-Augusta. Society president Sam Thomas, a West Point graduate, notes it is the first local event after nine years of similar programs in Washington.
The conference at Silver Bluff High School on Friday March 20 from 9 a.m. to 5 30 p.m invites 35 CSRA high schools to send two juniors and a faculty member or adult volunteer. Guests include Ronald Johnson of Georgia Tech. sessions aim to promote ethical living and leadership with lunch provided and certificates for faculty attendees. Scholarships up to 1500 available. donations sought tax deductible with levels 100 200 and 500.
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