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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 21, 2002

Page

2

Aiken High Fan Credits Team with True Colors After Win

A letter to the paper praises Aiken High after a Friday game. It notes sportsmanship attempts at halftime and questions costs to repair a gym floor. The writer also addresses Sunday alcohol sales and defends the school amid vandalism backlash. The piece reflects local school spirit and community debate.

Aiken High South Aiken AHS SAHS

Talkback: Readers critique police blotter and sports coverage

A reader voices frustration over police blotter emphasis and asserts the sports section neglected Midland Valley football. They urge more mug shots and fuller coverage and invite comments via a hotline and email for letter submissions.

M.V Midland Valley

Sleeping Beauty comes to USC Aiken in Playhouse show

USC Aiken junior Molly Morell plays Sleeping Beauty in a 50 minute children's theater version at Etherredge Center. The Tuesday 7 pm performance costs 5 adults 3 children with daytime school shows and a Sunday coloring contest at Godfathers Pizza offering six free tickets.

Molly Morell USC Aiken Morell Sleeping Beauty University Theater Playground Playhouse Etherredge Center Bam Godfathers Pizza Scary Fairy Miranda Spurgeon the Scary Fairy Sleepin

Recycled Art Sale at Aiken Center for the Arts

The Aiken Center for the Arts hosts its third annual Recycled Art Sale at 122 Laurens Street with pieces accepted today until 3 p.m. and Saturday from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. up to five framed works per artist. Proceeds fund programs for children and seniors including a scholarship.

Aiken Center For the Arts Laurens Street Brenda Sleasman Sleasman

Fiction writer JA Jance to appear at Aiken library

Acclaimed novelist JA Jance will sign copies of Partner in Crime at the Aiken County Public Library on Friday evening at 7 PM. She teams detectives Joanna Brady and J.P. Beaumont in a Arizona murder mystery. limited copies available. For details contact the library.

JA. Jance Aiken County Public Library Jance Joanna Brady J.P. Beaumont Arizona Aiken County

Former chair back on board for regional development group

Former Aiken Planning Commission chair Ronny Bolton was appointed by Aiken County Council to join the Economic Development Partnership of Aiken and Edgefield counties. Bolton, a longtime planner and broker, praised the staff and volunteers while looking forward to aiding industrial recruitment with EDP leaders.

Ronny Bolton City of Bolton Aiken EDP Fred Humes Tim Dangerfield Aiken County Planning Commission

Cable TV franchise saved at eleventh hour in Aiken County

Knology narrowly avoids revocation as its performance bond and notices are resolved. County officials say service plans for North Augusta Burnettown and other county areas hinge on future franchise operations and fees.

Knology Aiken County Clay Killian Killian Taylor Nipper Nipper North Augusta Burnettown

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