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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 2013
Page
3
The TalkBack column features reader comments criticizing Gov. Nikki Haley’s Medicare stance, local drug dealing on Cooley Road, plans for free clinics, gas prices, food temperature checks, and requests to close the Sunshine Club in New Ellenton. Comments invite more input via hotline or email.
The Aiken Standard corrects Seymour Knox’s name misprint from the Portraits of the Past outline on page 30 of Monday’s edition. The paper states its commitment to accurate reporting for Aiken County and beyond and invites readers to report factual errors to Melissa Hanna via phone or email.
Aiken City Council approved an $8 million plan to build 44 detached single family rental homes on land owned by Second Baptist Church south of Dupont Drive. The project, by Dupont Landing LLC, involves a 15 year rental then potential purchase with equity from rent. The second reading is set for December 9.
The Aiken Rotary Club awarded four thousand five hundred dollars across five grants to Midland Valley High School and four nonprofits including ACTS Hitchcock Health care SPCA Albrecht Center and Community Medical Clinic. Funds support a school food pantry warmers pet services and senior fitness.
East Aiken School of the Arts welcomed families and the public as the American Education Week events featured the bluegrass band One Step Ahead and several school music staff. Students and parents shared lunches amid performances by instrumentalists and the USC Aiken jazz combo, with teachers and volunteers contributing throughout the week to emphasize audience skills and diverse genres.
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