USCA First Baseman Chad Jacobsen Earns Daktronics POY Honors
Chad Jacobsen of USC Aken earned first-team Daktronics Division W Baseball honors for 2008 and was named Daktronics National Player of the Year as the first baseman on the roster.
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 31, 2008
Page
1
Chad Jacobsen of USC Aken earned first-team Daktronics Division W Baseball honors for 2008 and was named Daktronics National Player of the Year as the first baseman on the roster.
Obituary notice lists Perry Boya Aiker Barbara Ann Dewis Hart Aiken Wayne Allen Hutto Marvin O nell McCreary Christine Hahn Ropp with deaths referenced in the Aiken Columbia area. Includes funeral details and surviving relatives as reported in the 6A section.
Six men with no family were laid to rest at Calvary Cemetery in a modest pauper’s service led by Lakeside Baptist Church assistant pastor John George. The Aiken County Coroner’s Office held the annual ceremony, honoring those without relatives to claim them, with few mourners present and simple markers beside colorful flowers.
Local retailers report rising gold and silver prices drive people to sell unwanted or broken jewelry to cover bills amid economic uncertainty. Owner Porky Bradberry notes many customers are cashing in to buy new pieces as gas costs rise and households struggle to manage expenses.
Principal Sharon Cagle rode a horse before hundreds of students as they celebrated a reading challenge totaling 14 440 books since August. Kindergarten led with 3792 books. first grade close behind with 3215. Reading is Fun Day coordinator Traci Nel organized the floats and poetry readings.
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