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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 12, 2006

Page

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Six RS M Trojans named to Class A All-State Team

Senior Devonne Quattlebaum leads the Six RS M Trojans on the Class A Coaches All-State Team. He earns a first team selection and Co-Defensive Player of the Year honor amid a strong national showcase by multiple teammates.

RS M Devonne Quattlebaum

Mourners bid Deputy Jason Sheppard farewell at church

Hundreds of mourners including many uniformed officers gathered at Millbrook Baptist Church to honor Deputy Jason Sheppard who was killed in the line of duty while assisting with traffic control near Verenes Industrial Park. Relatives and colleagues recalled his faith, family life, and service as a good husband and officer.

Jason Sheppard Verenes U.S. Highway Jason Chris Addy Millbrook Baptist Church Sheppard Brian Thomason Aiken County Michael Hunt Andy Griggs

Blue law proposal may be approved tonight

Aiken County Council faces final action on a blue law suspension plan allowing Sunday openings before 1:30 p.m. on Christmas Eve. If passed, stores may set their own opening times. closing hours remain governed by state law. Also on the agenda, a vote on selling the Mattie C. Hall Health Care Center to UHS Pruitt Corp of Toccoa, Georgia.

Aiken County Aiken Mattie C. Hall Uhs-Pruitt Corp Toccoa, Ga

Aiken County election results spark political science take

USC Aiken professor Dr. Bob Botsch and political science students conducted exit polls with 633 voters on November 7. They found Governor Mark Sanford led Aiken County 60 percent to Tommy Moore 40 percent, and Karen Floyd led the superintendent race locally, while Jim Rex won statewide by 4,900 votes.

Tavonte Tommy Moore USC Aiken Bob Botsch Botsch Mark Sanford Aiken Moore Hodges Karen Floyd Aiken County Jim Rex Rex

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