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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 2011
Page
14
USC Aiken chancellor Tom Hallman announced retirement after ten years leading the university. He has been a fixture at the school since 1983 and will be missed by the community.
A long burning blaze in Okefenokee Swamp has produced smoke across 200 miles to Aiken County. Since starting April 28 it has burned over 309000 acres, nearing half the size of the county.
A listing of staff positions appears including Publisher Editor Executive Editor Production Director Managing Editor Classified Advertising Manager Delivery Manager and contact emails for each role. The page presents staff roles and associated contact details for the Aiken Standard organization.
Cindi Ross Scoppe analyzes the fate of James Island and Arcadia Lakes amid anti city laws and tax money shifts. The piece argues state policy props up small towns by siphoning funds from real governments, compares past incorporations, and outlines options for merging with Forest Acres or expanding services, fronting a November 2012 referendum.
Paul Anderson of Aiken argues the proposed 447 billion plan to cut payroll taxes extend benefits and fund states fails to boost housing or big-ticket spending, will delay job searches, and adds half a trillion in debt while offering limited immediate relief.
Local group returns for a second gift of tickets to USC Aiken for the Songwriters Come Home show. Musicians recalled Larry Jon Wilson and praised his influence as a songwriter the community admired. Audience shared memories as performers discussed their lives and hits and urged future audiences to attend again.
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