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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 2006
Page
3
The Aiken Standard lists five finalists for the new Aiken base ball team name reflecting local culture and the "America City" character rather than a generic "horse town" label. Public reaction references the town's heritage and concerns over representative naming.
The commission rejected the Six Points project, a decision seen as a setback for the area. Supporters argued it would have boosted local growth, while opponents cited concerns over impact on traffic and density.
Friday's paper reports an SPCA overcrowding issue linked to a $100 licensing fee as readers debate constitutional rights. The piece invites public comment via TalkBack, with instructions on submission and editorial standards.
The Aiken Standard regrets a correction about the Tuesday edition artwork. The rail image was Cardinal Camillo Ruin, not Pope Benedict XVI, and the newspaper apologizes for the error.
About 45 Southwood residents met at New Covenant Presbyterian Church to discuss crime concerns and neighborhood needs after a reported rape in Southside and a neighbor’s arrest for filing a false report. Lt. Tuo urged vigilance and reporting while Cynthia Mitchell urged proactive, tailor made neighborhood associations.
Julie Stapleton and Abby Messick plan a new two-classroom preschool in Aiken at 1004 Owens St near Whiskey Road. The curriculum targets 4K and 3K with Creative Curriculum, offering math, reading, social development, and arts. Registration Fridays 4 7 pm and Saturdays 11 am 3 pm. contact Rob Novitaikenstandard for details.
A brief notice directs readers to call 803-648-2911 for information on mal and disco rates.
Tuesday draw results list Pick 3 and Pick 4 numbers for Midday and Evening sessions, Cash 3 and Cash 4 outcomes, Fantasy 5, Mega Millions, and a stray final ball entry. Multiple sequences show frequent patterns with a mix of digits and a stray typo in Mega Millions line.
USC Aiken professor Mona Law discusses Julia Peterkin and her Pulitzer winning Scarlet Sister Mary at the Aiken County Public Library. A 28 to 30 reader discussion group debated the novel after a 35 minute lecture and refreshments. The next event features Nikky Finney's The World is Round led by Suzanne Ozment on Sept 26.
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