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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 2021
Page
9
The Aiken Standard traces its founding to 1867 and lists RHONDA OVERBEY as Publisher, JOHN BOYETTE as Executive Editor, and HOLLY KEMP as News Editor, noting the paper’s enduring regional presence and leadership lineage.
Guest editorial argues federal COVID relief should fund highway projects. It endorses Governor Henry McMaster's plan to use 360 million dollars to accelerate widening Interstate 26 from Charleston to Columbia, noting the 40 mile corridor would be split into two sped up segments with a midsection still targeted for faster construction. Transportation Secretary Christy Hall confirms the roughly 40 mile route comprises two accelerated segments and a central portion to be advanced.
The Charleston Post and Courier argues SC should select a few transformative projects with ARP funds rather than dispersed small investments. It cites highway widening on I-26 as a model, noting $360 million could finish and finish early, urging focused, well funded priorities for lasting impact.
A veteran writes as Sept 11, 2021 recalls the searing memory of the 2001 attacks in New Jersey. He urges keeping faith with national unity, supporting police and first responders, honoring the flag, and sustaining resolve against terrorism. Jack DeVine notes his naval service and careers with SAS and nuclear operations in the US and UK.
Brooke Thomas owner of Ginger Bee Boutique writes during National Small Business Week praising Aiken’s local shops. She recalls opening March 1 2020 and pivoting to online marketing and virtual grand openings as COVID restrictions eased. Her note celebrates community support and urges others to pursue non traditional paths online.
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