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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 2007
Page
3
Editorial notes a complaint by Linda Schul e about planned development adjacent to her residence, recalling a near purchase ten years earlier and labeling the issue as buyer beware. The speaker criticizes Aiken as a Southern town dominated by Northern horse interests and residents.
A reader comments that the zoo visit was appropriate and reflects on fauna defined as animal life of a region. The short note notes a petting exhibit as fitting and mentions the dictionary’s definition as context.
The letter urges local couples earning 80 000 dollars yearly who cannot afford 200 000 dollar homes to return to school and obtain a GED. Call TalkBack at 803 64 2384 or email to submit a message not to be published.
Correction notes a matinee of the USC Aiken production The God Committee on Sunday Oct 28 at 2 PM with prior misprint. Additional performances are at Etherredge Center Oct 25 27 at 8 PM and tickets may be obtained via box office (803) 641-3305.
The snippet lists postal and publication data for the Aken Standard including ISSN 0099-2597, a 1867 establishment note, mail rates, PO boxes, and daily draws. It shows multiple lottery numbers for Palmetto Cash 5 Cash 3 and Mega Millions, with separate midday and evening results for several days.
Locales gathered at Black Forest Equestrian Center for STAR Riding and Driving Inc 2007 Oyster Roast. The event, a primary fundraiser for the disabilities charity, featured expanded silent auction and live music by Little Country Giants, with sponsors aiding the cause.
Prominent Aiken attorney B Henderson Johnson J 78 received praise at a retirement party held at USC Aiken Convocation Center. The Johnson family announced a donation to fund an athletic director’s office in his honor, reflecting decades of community support and Johnson’s ties to youth baseball and USCA.
A NARHA instructor discusses the STAR 1 program and its therapeutic rid ing benefits. The segment emphasizes how structured riding aids mobility and confidence for riders with special needs, outlining training goals and patient progress.
Aid Davies notes the movement gains traction with more support as many children report being fired from horseback riding programs. The evolving effort highlights access challenges and community pushback affecting participation.
Dressage rider Jessica Jo Tate from Aiken appears on Brave St. Productions’ The Search for America's Next Equestrian Star: Dressage on Fox Reality Channel. The five episode series, filmed over a year and a half, airs Oct 19 to Nov 16 with Tate among six riders aged 16 to 27. Tate plans December clinics at Quintynne Hill Farm and aims to promote dressage.
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