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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 2010
Page
2
Aiken police cited 70 year old Jane Gunnell after a neighbor’s dog Maggie the 12 year old Labrador mix was mauled to death. The incident happened Sept. 11 with the gate open. neighbors reported past incidents of Gunnell’s dogs running loose.
Ray Moore founder of Exodus Mandate argues for church and family chosen Christian schools or home schooling over public schools. He cites a 20 to 30 year effort and a 236 million referendum in Aiken County as part of a broader push against state education funding.
A Rustburg Virginia family traces lineage from former South Carolina Gov James Henry Hammond visiting Beech Island and the Hammond Cemetery in drizzle. They dine at Crossroads Cafe, compare Beech Island to Rustburg, savor Southern fare, and reminisce about home as a reporter chronicles the day.
Jerry Nelsen of Aiken discusses his book Stepping Through Troubled Times, published by Faith Baptist Press. Proceeds fund the Garden City Rescue Mission where he serves on the board. copies available via mission or Nelsen. The author cites contemporary issues viewed through a biblical lens and aims to aid Christians facing national turmoil.
Bridle Creek Equestrian Community hosts its third annual Touch a Horse Day on Saturday from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Banks Mill Road to 1140 Colbert Bridge Road with lunch by Papa Russ and donations benefiting the Aiken County Animal Shelter. Contact Tracey K Turner, Dineen Daniels, or Sharer Dale for details. The Aiken Newcomers' Club meets October 12 at Newberry Hall with registration at 10 a.m. a speaker on travel and a $14 luncheon at 11:30 a.m.
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