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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 2004
Page
2
Reader questions Helping Hands administration about assigning work to residents and suggests creating structured tasks for residents to occupy time. Also mentions radio options WNOK 104.7 and recalls South Aiken football under Coach Pippin, noting injuries and refereeing as key factors in a tough season.
A compilation of reader thoughts on cell phone use while driving and the impact of technology on safety and daily life. The text also references a school coach's positive influence, radio station changes, Halloween timing debates in Aiken, and a Talkback hotline for reader comments.
HOLE-N-ONE Miniature Golf & Games hosts a Halloween Spooktacular with creepy ghosts glow effects and a Tunnel of Doom from Friday through Oct 24 and Oct 28–31. Children 6 and under play 6 to 7:30 p.m. before the monsters appear, with 7:30 p.m. dark sessions for all ages. Proceeds benefit the Boys and Girls Club of Aiken.
The Aiken Community Band and Master works Chorale join for a Sunday 3 p.m. concert at the Etherredge Center featuring marches patriotic pieces swing spirituals and barbershop selections. USCA professor Jack Benjamin narrates. Tickets 8 adults 4 students. Sponsored by Aiken Standard Security Federal Bank and USCA.
Darren Caudie age 28 of King North Carolina was arrested in Winston Salem on September 21 after allegedly altering a stolen check to receive over 5500 dollars at a North Augusta bank. He faced related forgeries and had prior Georgia warrants.
Community members meet at Second Baptist Church Annex for the Center for African American History Art and Culture fund drive. Leaders outline a $1.36 million target with City and County support sought, aiming to purchase the Immanuel Institute building on York Street.
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