Aiken Standard Bracket Challenge for 2017 Tournament
The Aiken Standard invites readers to pick the winner of the 2017 NCAA Tournament, submit an official bracket by March 16, and email a photo or drop off the entry to win a $50 gift card. Official ballots available March 13 edition and at 326 Rutland Drive.
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Cub Scouts Set Record At Derby In Local News 2A
Cub Scouts in the community Derby setting a new record as 2A local news brief covers their speed and teamwork at the annual derby event with emphasis on a standout performance and young participants.
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Deaths and Funerals 6A Aiken and Auburn Area
area deaths include Catherine Donovan Brantley of Aiken and Dr. George Wesley Bengtson Sr. of Auburn Alabama and Janet Denise Thompson of Aiken plus Glenn Alan Garland of Austin Texas. funeral notices list multiple local obituaries with service details forthcoming.
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Glenn Alan Garland
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Forecast for Six Days Sees Mild Temperatures
The forecast predicts a six day span with daytime highs near 14C and nightly lows around 7C. Skies should vary from partly cloudy mornings to cool clear evenings with light winds from the northwest. Rain is not expected in most periods.
Jockey Sutherland wins two at McGhees Mile in Aiken
California based jockey Chantal Sutherland rode Emeril to victory in the Aiken County Farm Trot at McGhees Mile, edging Handsome Caviar with Clem Lee. She added a second win aboard De Lioness in the Aiken Saddlery Trot. Trainer Garry Martin arranged the guest drive. crowd neared 3500.
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First Amendment tested as Trump attacks press during Sunshine Week
Advocates say the First Amendment can withstand Trump’s sustained anti press rhetoric while noting a historic surge in hostile stance. Scholars compare to Nixon but fear the current daily assault on media aims to discredit it and chill dissent during Sunshine Week as Pew shows waning public support for press fairness.
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