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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 2011
Page
1
Novak Djokovic defeated Rafael Nadal 6-4 6-1 1-6 6-3 to win his first Wimbledon crown and third major overall. He used aggressive returning and serving to overpower the defending champion on Center Court.
Local readers share what independence day means to them with reflections on heritage freedom and community spirit. Voices highlight family traditions service and the national holiday's role in unity and celebration.
A Talkback column urges residents to address grievances with Mayor Cavanaugh in person rather than airing issues publicly. The pages hint at a controversy and advise resolving it privately, referencing Talkback 3A.
Obituaries list Cebie L. Adams of Graniteville Michael Anthony Bryant of Montmorenci Gretchen Pelham Fox of Belvedere Lee Simpson Brown Jr. of Aiken William Floyd Robbie Robinson of New Ellenton as recent area deaths in local notices.
The note lists sections of the newspaper including deaths and funerals on page 6A and various features such as living on the go classifieds movie listings crossword and horoscopes across pages 5B 5C 4 eee 9A and 3C. It appears to be a table of contents snippet rather than a full obituary item.
Four women were killed in a Wagener shooting spree and the suspect Ken Myers 47 died by suicide after a police chase. The victims include Myers wife Angela M Myers twin Tabitha Brown and mother Vicki Hook Brown later Esther Baldwin 47 who lived with Myers. Wagoner Officer Michael Rushton chased the armed suspect who died at the initial scene on Daytona Road.
Authorities discover three bodies at 177 Daytona Road Wagener and later a fourth at 630 Big Branch Road Wagoner. The suspect, believed to head to Alabama, dies by apparent self harm after a vehicle pursuit. multiple well being checks conducted.
In Martinsburg West Virginia veterans and locals gather in a Veterans Affairs gym to stitch a 30 foot National 9/11 Flag. The flag, carried across the country since 2001, served as a unifying symbol after the attacks. Veterans like Brian Tolstyka say the flag is a symbol of support and defiance.
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