Debated City Council Race Hit Shop Aiken First Idea
In a column on candidate proposals for Aiken, several contenders push Shop Aiken First while noting campaign spending. Allen Brodie Don Wells favor local buys. Ebner Homoki seek safety and timing. Cubbage and Ebner report local expenditures. Stewart spends much out of town. Price unopposed with no expenses reported.
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Aiken
Allen Brodie
Don Wells
Kent Cubbage
Stewart
Price
Homoki
Ebner
Columbia
Liz Stewart
Chamber of Commerce
Orangeburg
Cubbage
Ebner and
Aiken City Council Candidates Urge Support for Growth and Reform
Don Wells promotes re election to City Council citing community prosperity and preserving city character. Chad Matthews backs prudent growth, opposing tax payer funded infrastructure for new developments, while Steve Homoki seeks full time duties and opposes tattoo or porno shops. Reggie Ebner endorsed for District 4. Calls for open government and intelligent growth ahead of Sept 8 Republican primary.
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Aiken
Don Wells
Homoki
Mr. Ebner
Steve Homoki
Reggie Ebner
Republican City Council
Channing Jones Aiken
City Council Candidate Contrast for Growth and Fiscal Focus
Voter considers candidates Steve Homoki and Reggie Ebner as the main voices for studied growth and fiscal restraint. The narrator emphasizes evaluating backgrounds, resumes, and past practices across organizations to gauge real commitment beyond promises. Aiken’s appeal and seven years’ residency frame the concern for future city shape over the next decade.
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Steve Homoki
Reggie Ebner
Aiken
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