Talkback for May 27
Tommy Moore
Tommy Moore sold out. At least he has one friend left.
Leadership
The teachers of Aiken High should know the definition of leadership is not favoritism.
Too far away
Where are the students from New Ellenton going to be put? You would have to build another school. It's too far to bus them.
Revolution
The firings of Aiken County School System retirees bring back visions of the Chinese Cultural Revolution when the best and the brightest were banished to teach no more. Chairman Everitt's devastation upon Aiken County will be felt for years and our rebound will only begin when she, a retiree, leaves.
Be grateful
Instead of complaining about the crime, be grateful that there is law enforcement in Aiken County that is on the ball and bring them to justice. What the sheriff is doing is publicizing the crime they saw because nothing is crime free.
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