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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 2011
Page
3
Aiken Standard reports Olive Garden asks to stop displaying American flags in its eateries, suggesting the flags be removed so the chain can focus on its Italian menu and international branding.
A longtime Aiken resident urges readers to end North versus South bickering in TalkBack. The writer celebrates national unity and the shared history of Southerners and Northerners, calling for acceptance and moving forward as one United States.
A community proposal suggests moving the current animal shelter into the SPCA building after the SPCA relocates. The old animal shelter would become a quarantine facility. The idea aims to maximize space and efficiency, though officials may face bureaucratic hurdles.
A fragmented political message centers on Hank Jr. seeking the presidency with calls to boycott ESPN. The text repeats the slogan and hints at endorsement momentum, highlighting a pop culture ad hoc campaign presence.
Readers praise kindness in Saturday TalkBack with no complaints. The paper invites constructive messages weekly and provides a hotline and email for submissions. Names are not required and comments are edited for space and content.
The readable lines provide a weekday business window from 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. and list a street address 326 Rutland Drive with phone and fax numbers 648-2311 and 648-6052. Names Ingiborne and Huttman appear alongside partial numbers.
Silver Bluff finishes first and Midland Valley earns third at the Bands Across the Savannah event hosted by North Augusta High. Silver Bluff drum major Jake Corbin and directors Kristin Brown and David Hastings voice pride and plans for upcoming AA and AAAA Lower State contests. North Augusta’s Jacket Regiment also earns superior rating as all three Aiken County bands advance to state competitions.
Photographer Lisa Miller presents The Foal Project a travelling gallery of 12 aluminum images showing mares with foals. Proceeds support equine assisted therapies and riding centers including STAR Riding Inc. Miller notes the project started after a life changing foaling event and evolved into a non profit with shows at Waldorf Farm and Cross Gate Gallery.
South Carolina artist Jim Harrison debuts a signed numbered 2012 Coca Cola calendar to benefit the Anne Harrison Scholarship at USCA. Proceeds bolster USC Aiken education funds as the calendar sells through January at Security Federal Bank branches in Evans Wagener Graniteville Aiken Langley Clearwater North Augusta.
A sheriff's report notes 15 to 20 gallons of fuel stolen from a van in Beech Island. An Aiken resident reported jewelry missing from Beckwood Trail home. A Williston woman said a purse with cash and a checkbook was stolen from her vehicle at UniHealth on Laurens Street after a broken front passenger window.
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