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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 2006
Page
3
County council discusses delaying a new complex until the Walmart opens, citing potential impact on Kalmia Plaza. Officials consider site options and timing to balance tax revenue, traffic, and local business health.
Readers critique Talkback content as disturbing and claim religion is misused to justify murder. They oppose calls that stereotype faiths and urge understanding while inviting comments via hotline or email to the Aiken Standard. Names not required and edits may occur for space.
The Wednesday Aiken Standard reports on a proposed wireless communications ordinance in Aiken County. A 4 4 vote failed to table on third reading with Rawls Singer Smith and Bunker splitting. Amendments set enforcement deadline to November 1 with support from Rawls McKenzie Butler Barton Young and opposition from Singer Smith and Bunker.
USCA students Zahid Chinwalla Tiffany Livingston and Janca Salgado explored privacy under threat of surveillance and free exercise of religion. Millies, Botsch, and Botsch moderated a panel for faculty and students as part of Constitution Day observance.
Audrey Renter and seven Silver Bluff High seniors visit Redcliffe Elementary as part of a year long Teacher Cadet program to help first graders read. The program gives seniors a preview of teaching and boosts reading support across the district.
USC Aiken hosts the Diversity of Education Conference this Friday and Saturday at Penland Administration Building room 106. Friday runs 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. and Saturday 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Pre-register by calling Tempie Adams at 641-3594 or emailing TempieA usca.edu. Lunch fee is $8.
Wednesday numbers show Pick 3 Midday 3 1 1 and Pick 3 Evening 55 8 with a 47.85 payout for Midday and 04 9 2 for Pick 4 Evening. Palmetto Cash 5 draws 11 16 18 20 28 with multiplier 4 and Powerball sequence 7 8 17 28 54 with Powerball 26 and Powerplay 2. Cash 3 Midday 9 1 7 and Cash 4 Midday 2 2 0 4. Cash 3 Evening 9 9 5 and Cash 4 Evening 5 3 1 2. Fantasy 5 58 10 12 35 and Win For Life 11 15 16 27 32 38 with Free Ball 28.
USC Aiken Play ground Playhouse stages a musical comedy for children titled The Real Story of Little Red Riding Hood at Etherredge Center on Sept 29 and 30. Maggie Knapp plays Little Red, a modern teen who calls the girl a brat, while Alex Riehl portrays Grandma in a quirky tale with a conservation-leaning wolf and a narrator reminding the wolf to stay on script. A coloring contest for grades K-5 Saturday at Sweet Cow Creamery from 1 to 3 p.m. offers free ice cream and a chance to win tickets to the show.
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