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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 2002
Page
2
A citizen critique notes clergy cautious about church stance amid Sabbath alcohol hoopla and calls out perceived political correctness. The letter also discusses vandalism by Aiken High School students, prior mischief, and a spicy personal take on Southern hash ingredients and cooking.
Readers discuss church presence and voting on alcohol sales in Aiken and South Aiken. Peter Jennings references a church on every street corner while urging turnout and reflecting on moral arguments. Call 0036482508 or email editorial aikenstandard com with brief comments.
John Osteen invites visitors to his Highway 902 cabin tour featuring a recreated pre-electric homestead with period tools, a Confederate museum, and a 1976 crafted stone fireplace. He notes the event runs one more day this year as he plans to continue yearly openings while sharing family and local history.
Five storytellers including Don Mitcham and USC Aiken professor emeritus Mitcham entertain at a Tellebration in New Ellenton council chambers. Mayor Jim Sutherland opens with a proclamation as the group traces origins of Tellers of Two Cities.
Alken resident Karl L. Ward has been promoted to corporate vice president and treasurer of Washington Group International Inc. He joined in 1999 as senior vice president and CFO of Aiken based Washington Government. The firm, with over 32,000 employees, operates in more than 40 states and over 30 countries.
The 16th Cedar Creek Turkey Trot is set for Sunday with events for all ages. Aiken County Parks Recreation and Tourism and Cedar Creek Community sponsor the races and walks including a 5K road race and 5K power walk beginning at 2:30 p.m. Race-day registration starts at noon.
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