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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 2014
Page
1
Law enforcement reports six meth labs yanked since January using one pot or shake and bake methods. Supplies fit in a backpack and labs can be set up in a car or park, posing hazards to people and the environment per Sheriff’s Office spokesman Sgt. Feemster.
Aiken Standard and Security Federal Bank announce a ticket giveaway for the Texas A&M at USC game on August 28. The winner is named August 22, with a subsequent chance to win tickets to SC State at Clemson on September 6 after the result. Readers must like the Aiken Standard Facebook page to enter.
A North Augusta resident shares memories of old dairy farms, reflecting on community change and local farming history. The piece highlights era-specific farms and neighborhood evolution, tying personal recollections to broader regional notes.
Deaths and Funerals notice lists Bernice E Dixon Betty Taylor Copley Catherine Douse McCorkle Charles F Prince Ellen Taylor Janet Page and Lt Col Robert R Johnson across Aiken Newberry Jackson area columns.
Columbia residents Dylan Anderson and Aaron Carr joined nearly 300 freshmen moving into Pacer Commons at USC Aiken. The residence hall joins historic Pacers Downs opened in 1984 and Pacer Crossings in 2008 as on campus enrollment rises to about 900 students, roughly 30 percent of the total. Hope Smith-Duncan, now in her second year, leads student houses and notes the value of the smaller institution for first-year students.
Second grader Tyj’Van Robertson expressed excitement for returning to class while enjoying summer sendoff activities at Perry Park. The Free Riders Motor Cycle Club hosted a back to school event with hundreds of local children receiving school supplies, kicking balls, and snacks ahead of Monday’s start date.
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