Aiken Standard Gingerbread Man Decorating Contest Opens
Enter the Aiken Standard gingerbread man decorating contest. Download entry form and rules at www.aikenstandard.com. Entries must be received by 5 p.m. Wednesday.
13 Dec 2009
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 2009
Page
1
Enter the Aiken Standard gingerbread man decorating contest. Download entry form and rules at www.aikenstandard.com. Entries must be received by 5 p.m. Wednesday.
The Aiken Standard counts down to Christmas with an Advent calendar. Today the ornament clue points to a popular seasonal plant, suggesting a festive plant name as the hidden ornament.
Alabama tailback Mark Ingram captures the Heisman Trophy in a razor close vote, delivering the program its first in 75 years. The ceremony marks a historic moment for the Crimson Tide as Ingram edges out rival contenders by a slim margin.
Lauren Frommer and Del Knight, longtime Tri-Development clients and agency ambassadors, helped run and attend the annual Christmas party for families and residents in Aiken County. The event featured a Grinch theme with over 400 attendees and a green-faced entertainer in attendance.
Nineteen local residents joined a fan page called Its Time to Open Off Da Chain Seafood and Me and were invited inside as owner Windell Davis delivered the keys. The long awaited Laurens Street restaurant has drawn attention after years of anticipation and a social media buildup.
Skylar Williams 8 a South Aiken Christian School student shines as a Make-A-Wish supporter. At Applebee's breakfast fundraiser she reflects on health battles and Disney World trip while volunteers grant a shopping spree wish to Brandon, a sickle cell patient.
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