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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 09, 2007
Page
1
Aiken residents are urged to explore this week’s Home Hunter for listing details. The edition highlights property selections, broker contacts, and neighborhood options to aid buyers in choosing a suitable residence.
Archaeologists say a desert site they unearthed is the tomb of King Herod who ruled the Holy Land at Christ’s birth. Relay For Life holds a last minute meeting with only 10 days left to sign on in the past month. Beams and Funerals 64.
Christina Elizabeth Davis, 21, daughter of slain middle school teacher Dana Davis, was charged with murder after being arrested on an outstanding bench warrant related to a trespassing arrest. Investigators declined to reveal the weapon or stabbing count.
Fans lined up for over an hour to meet coach Steve Spurrier at the Gamecock Club spring gathering in Aiken. The coach signed commemorative footballs selling for 79.50 with 50 going to Williams-Haice Stadium upgrades, setting a new football-signing record of 127 balls in Darlington and Hartsville prior.
Aiken County School Board appoints Dr. Bill Gallman to an interim post through late October as a search begins for a permanent superintendent to replace Dr. Linda Eldridge who retires in June. Peggy Trivelas is named Area assistant superintendent in a 5 3 vote with a split board.
Dimension Films plans the comedy Who's Your Caddy for July 27 release per IMDb. The film shot last fall at Woodside Plantation and other Aiken area sites with Big Boi, Jeffrey Jones, Bruce Bruce, Garrett Morris, and Don Michael Paul directing. Principal photography began mid October at New Bridge Polo & Country Club with local residents cast as extras.
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