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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 2007
Page
1
A video circulating online shows a man sentenced to death creating chaos inside a courtroom. Authorities note the incident occurred during a high tension moment as security intervened. The clip remains unverified and links to a news outlet for further details.
A playful notice invites readers with an eye for detail to join a scavenger hunt puzzle. The game board is included inside today, encouraging participation and discovery.
Helen Thacker Apperson Aiken Stanley Duke Flannagan Joshua Duane McGee Lamar Frank L Freeman Thomson Ga Anna Mae Hiller Aiken Lerline Sam Nolan Aiken Frances Plair Edgefield deaths and funerals brief notice lists several local residents with their cities of residence and the obituary listing appears in the 8A section.
The Salley community gathered at the historical museum to honor Gladys Hickman, a longtime teacher who turned 100. Former students and relatives shared memories as Hickman, praised for her warmth and dedication, greeted guests from her chair dubbed a throne.
Sheriff Michael Hunt thanked the Aiken County Sheriff's Office for its daily hard work and announced an annual awards banqnet event. He praised the personnel and volunteers for putting life on the line, expressing gratitude and plans for ongoing recognition.
Investigators search for 24 year old Koran M Sapp in Graniteville accused of fatally shooting Najee Preister, 18, at Shenandoah Street and T S Drive. Police say motive may tie to a family armed robbery. Witnesses report two to three gunshots after a man in a car spoke to the victim.
House members near deadline struggled to resolve funding for two Aiken County projects after Gov. Sanford vetoed 243 line items. A $250000 grant for an African American Center for Culture and Heritage is targeted for downtown Aiken while a $1.2 million STAR Academy matching allocation faced vetoes, with a House override reported by Clyburn Perry and Smith.
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