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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 2005
Page
1
For more than 25 years John Osteen has opened his log cabin bar sugar cane mill and Confederate museum to the public the weekend before Thanksgiving attracting local visitors and history enthusiasts from Burnettown and surrounding areas.
Inside Today highlights sports on page 1B and TV listings across the section. Readers get game notes and programming details in a compact daily briefing.
At the Aiken Brewing Company fans from both sides filled tables for Saturdays Clemson at South Carolina clash. Carl Clemison game banter mixed with hopes as Clemson and Carolina followers predicted outcomes and debated Spurrier era prospects amid a sea of orange and garnet.
The Edisto Mount Vintage Hounds Holders Club held the 11th Blessing of the Hounds at Mill Race Farm on a Saturday afternoon. Riders gathered for the stirrup cup before the blessing performed by retired Rev. Prescott Nead II formerly of St Nease, in the equestrian community echoing local charm.
South Carolina home sales show mixed results with a 24 percent year over year gain overall. Hilton Head Island sales drop 26 percent while Greenwood declines 9 percent. median prices on Hilton Head leap 70 percent from October 2004. Local experts cite market volatility, job losses in textiles, and seasonal patterns as factors.
The Cedar Swamp Lancing Association held the Fall 2005 Lancing Tournament at Powderhouse Polo Field in Williamsburg County. Al Brown defended his crown by capturing all nine rings while riders like Andy McCrea and Clay Morris also impressed in senior and junior brackets, amid pageantry and tales of lineage in the sport.
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