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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 2016
Page
3
The editor asks who enforces school color requirements noting students prefer black over designated colors. The piece argues colors are set by the school and coaches should ensure students wear proper colors to show school spirit.
A city official asserts smooth settling into duties while a resident complains of deep discord and division. The quote indicates frustration with governance and a perceived gap between residents and leadership.
A family expresses gratitude for Grace Covenant Church of God in New Ellenton for the warm hospitality received at the annual Labor Day Picnic. They enjoyed the event and look forward to attending again.
Audience praises the production noting excellent cast costumes and set design. The note invites readers to share feedback via the TalkBack hotline or email while clarifying submission rules and election content policy.
The Aiken Standard corrects the Monday Living on the Go column. It was written by Dr. Terry Jordan, and the paper apologizes for the error. Readers are invited to report factual mistakes by calling Holly Kemp or emailing editorial@aikenstandard.com.
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The Memory Ride Hunter Show will hold its seventh edition at the Highfields Event Center on September 24 with two rings. First classes start at 8 30 a m. Harbor Chase provides free lunch for riders while spectators pay 10 dollars each. Diane Mansur of the organizing committee thanks Three Runs Plantation for past facility use and notes the move from the previous site.
The Memory Ride Hunter Show raises funds for the South Carolina Alzheimer’s Association. It offers open youth and western classes with sidesaddle events and a silent auction. Entry fees rise after Sept. 19, and spectators pay a separate meal cost.
Midland Valley High School hosts the Mustang Classic band competition at L L Willis Stadium Graniteville on Sept 24. First year director Kaitlyn Myers leads aiken county bands plus regional entrants in a full day of performances fundraiser proceeds benefit the band adults pay 7 and students 4.
The Mustang Classic on September 24 at LLL Willis Stadium Graniteville features 12 bands from South Carolina and Georgia with $7 adults $4 students. Judges are music educators. Midland Valley will perform an exhibition prior to awards. Midland Valley bands include 65 marching and 90 concert students.
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