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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 2006
Page
7
The Aiken Standard recaps the week’s local news, noting stories you may have missed. It previews key events from the past week and points readers to notable happenings across the community.
Members of the 122nd Engineer Company from Graniteville were honored for Iraq service. A mission trip to Ghana by a local group was featured. Camp Long hosted National Guard Youth Challenge for troubled teens. First Presbyterian youth enjoyed a Bible school fiesta. Stonerside Stable’s Lucky Libby placed second at Lone Star Park. A man convicted of drug violations was captured after leaving a pre release center. Weekend heat with forecasts for relief. The Whiskey house connector extension was debated. USC Aiken Camp Invention engaged kids. Palmetto Track and Field Club prepared for USATF Junior Olympic Championships. USC Aiken golfer Scott Brown led Team USA in Collegiate Championship. Avondate Mills opened to witness train wreck damage. An Aiken man died after a drunken wrestling incident. A woman received probation for cocaine use during pregnancy. A North Carolina couple staying at an Aiken hotel were robbed. Fifteen area arts groups received grants. North Augusta OK’d bonds for a new municipal complex. A summer softball league thrived. County funds supported Aiken Open Land Trust land near Langley Pond for rowing. Silver Bluff Whiskey connector revision shifted the road. Aiken real estate market posted 38.7 percent first quarter gains. A trial began for a man accused of breaking into a home and ovening two dogs. Dippin Dots set to open in Target center. Please see WEEK, page 8A.
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