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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 2007
Page
1
Aiken Technical College defeated Cape Fear Community College 90 to 67 on Saturday. Four players scored in double figures to pace the win at 1B level and extend Aiken Tech’s strong season.
The Standard PM is a free online edition of the Aiken Standard released weekdays. It covers breaking news and daily updates available in the afternoon editions online.
Aiken Standard spotlights readers with a daily discussion space and highlights Fern Michaels novel The Jury by Linda Hook. The feature aims to spark conversation among local readers and honor diverse fiction.
Obituaries list Katherine Brown Helen Cushman and Susie Purvis all of Aiken along with Rodney Sheppard of Langley and Theodore Walker Sr of Graniteville among recent deaths. Funeral notices run in Graniteville section 6A.
The newspaper highlights sections across the page including horoscopes nation world movie listings obituaries opinions puzzles sports and TV listings guiding readers to daily features and programs.
Greg McCallum, a reader of strykernews.com, has watched his son Kevin, a sergeant in the 3rd Stryker Brigade Combat Team, in CNN clips from Operation Tomahawk Strike 11. He notes both pride and anxiety as the family faces casualties like Staff Sgt. Hector Leija, another member of Kevin’s unit, whose death is often announced only after families are notified.
Insurgents strike precedes a crackdown while a protest occurs in Washington D C against the war. McCallum notes blogs praise the insurgents who have undergone months of training and testing. He cites Operation Tomahawk Strike 11 as raids to disrupt illegal militia activity and aid Iraqi Security Force control. The Iraqis fear the Stryker vehicles due to their quiet approach.
The Urbina family traveled two and a half hours from Atlanta to explore the Exotic Bird Fair in Aiken. Mary Urbina and her husband Rene praised the event and helpful vendors as their 14-year-old daughter searched for a talking bird, buying a light green Quaker Parrot as a birthday present.
Paul Knox Middle School Knoxonia team from North Augusta won the regional Future City competition earning an expense paid trip to Washington DC for the national championship. Julie Mundy Logan Smith and Sydney Scaggs celebrated as the county’s first winner in years.
Board member Dr. John Bradley led a Saturday workshop stressing improved information flow to the board starting with the budget. Members discussed curriculum, instructional program evaluations, new innovations, teacher workloads, discipline procedures, facilities, and district administration planning.
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