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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 2015
Page
3
Parents urged to take teens to see the play at Aiken Community Playhouse to share a message about life and compassion. The piece is described as hard hitting and important for dialogue and understanding.
A letter to the Aiken Standard rails at Obama as inept and liberal opponents as to blame for national decline. The writer also notes rising meat prices and warns of political danger, urging liberals to go. Lottery numbers and state drawings are listed in the same message.
Lilliana Trejo, a Greendale Elementary second grader from New Ellenton, will attend the Palmetto Bowl after winning tickets in the Read Your Way To The Big Game Reading Contest. From across South Carolina, 76,000 students entered by reading six books, and Trejo was surprised at school with her Clemson jersey and game tickets.
The first Palmetto Bowl Block Party precedes the Clemson South Carolina game. Beasley Media hosts 5 to 10 p.m. Friday on Newberry Street, Aiken. Tickets 5 in advance 10 at gate with proceeds aiding local scholarship funds. Family event features live music spirit contests KidZone and food vendors rain or shine.
The Golden Anniversary Chitlin Strut brings Salley alive this Friday and Saturday with Idol contest at 6 p.m. at the Salley Civic Center and a Saturday lineup from 7 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. Fireworks over the festival grounds cap the day at 230 Pine St. N.W. Parade on Main Street runs at 10 a.m. Saturday, with statewide Chitlin Strut Day observances.
The South Carolina House honors Salley on its 50th Chitlin Strut with a resolution introduced by Rep. Bill Taylor. Salley, known as the Chitlin Capitol of the World, celebrates with a parade food vendors arts and crafts and a hog calling contest.
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