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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 2007
Page
11
The Aiken Foxhounds announce a second season in the South Coast League next summer. General Manager Bradley Bell says ticket sales were strong, the team engaged locally at events, and community support remains essential for the independent league baseball venture.
Editor weighs options for widening Silver Bluff Road between Gem Lakes and Woodside as new housing spreads beyond Tengbow rears, noting potential backyard impact and urging sensitive decisions by officials to balance growth with residents’ concerns.
A motorist describes how Gil and store owners at Floyd and Green Jewelers assisted after a collision. They provided water, allowed shelter inside, and ensured the customer felt comfortable until police arrived, reflecting respected service beyond sales. Mary Ann Rudnick Grice offers appreciation.
Viktor Zabkov, named by President Putin as prime minister candidate, states that if he achieves in this position he does not rule out this scenario and could consider running for higher office, signaling potential future political moves.
The public questions leadership and the behavior of U S senator Lindsey Graham. Critics argue he belittles politicians, framing them as unworthy while discussing governance. The piece probes the tone and accountability in national discourse.
Publisher Scott Hunter argues for civil report cards and outlines top issues of the year in a preview column. The piece notes cards will be handed out beginning Sunday, framing the year's priorities and public accountability.
A letter recalls how Dr. Fred Andrea of the First Baptist Church of Aiken called to comfort ailing mother-in-law and prayed with her, demonstrating the shepherding care he preaches. The writer credits him for uplifting her day and notes his dedication despite a busy week.
Readers weigh in on immigration reform balancing legal status and social services. Al Cooper praises a measured county ordinance facing third reading while advocating stricter action against employers of illegal aliens. Jim DeMint is commended for opposing pork barrel spending diverted from VA care to a park benefiting L.A.’s 90210 area. An enthusiast recalls a summer park trip with family and Native American storytelling about the Battle of Little Bighorn.
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