Hosting glitch hits Aiken Standard website outage
Aiken Standard experienced a hosting glitch that left its website unavailable for most of Saturday evening. By press time, normal service had been restored and the paper apologized for the inconvenience.
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Local family spurs bowl-a-thon for Molly's Militia
A local family organizes a bowling fundraiser to aid Molly's Militia, rallying friends and neighbors to collect spare pins and raise support for the cause.
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Bankruptcies Across United States by Quarter and State 2008
National and state bankruptcies for 2008 shown by quarter with totals. California records 11 932 filings while major firms and individuals named include Leonard Green Aiken Nina J Nidiffer and Graniteville. Deaths and funerals section noted on page 6A.
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Leonard Green
Aiken
Nina J. Nidiffer
Graniteville
Miracles and giving span a family in need
Two 13 year old sisters Jessica and Brittany Lockaby urge giving after discovering Landin Householder’s plight with Langerhans Cell Histiocytosis. The girls donate birthday money to a donation box and help Landin’s miracle fundraising, while sharing a touching family connection to resilience and faith.
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Landin
Kay
Landin Householder
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Nicole Householder
Rachel Johnson
Harley
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Heather
Three Hurt in North Augusta Nightclub Shooting
A shooting at The Spot nightclub on 1080 Womrath Road in North Augusta left three people wounded in the predawn hours Saturday. Two victims were shot in the legs and a third was grazed in the head. two sought help with friends while one was hospitalized. Suspects described as two black males with dreadlocks. Information contact Aiken County Sheriff's Office at (800) 922-9709 or CrimeStoppers at (888) CRIME-SC for anonymous tips and rewards.
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Troy Elwell
Aiken County
Elwell
Former Aiken Hospital staff recall early days and growth
Former employees of the Aiken County Hospital gathered at St. John's United Methodist Church for a hospital wide reunion. They recollect when meals were donated and male patients could not be tended by nurses. The 80 attendees shared memories from 1946 onward, noting women and men’s roles, early supply gaps, and the hospital's 1917 opening, 1924 closure, and 1927 reopening with funds from locals and officials.
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St. John’s United Methodist Church
Verna Siegler
Lynette Yonze
Hank Salley
David Green
Alice Jhant
Medical Records Department
Green
Yonze
Ladies Auxiliary
Salley
Aiken
Margaret Matika Asbill
Aiken Hospital and Relief Society
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