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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 2011
Page
1
The Aiken County Board of Education voted 8-1 to extend Superintendent Dr. Beth Everitt’s contract to 2014-15 after a positive evaluation. Board Chair Rosemary English praised her focus on goals while member Hightower dissented from the consensus rating of outstanding to very good.
Readers are invited to share photos of their Thanksgiving celebrations by emailing editorial aiken standard.com. The notice encourages community participation and highlights the newspaper’s interest in local holiday joy and memories.
Obituary brief lists area residents who died including Charles Wyman Gunter Aiken Dr. William L. Meehan Aiken Harold Frederick Martz Windsor John Lane Elliott Ph.D. Aiken Judith Ann Holland Greene Greensboro NC Richard Frank Waddell Savannah GA Willie Sanders Barnwell See Deaths and Funerals 6A.
Aiken hosts its annual One Table community dinner behind City Hall in The Alley from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Volunteers planned 150 turkeys plus sides and desserts. Donations support Area Churches Together Serving and Christ Central Ministries with a canned food drive.
Local chambers and the ADDA promote Small Business Saturday urging residents to spend locally. J. David Jameson highlights small shops, restaurants, salons, florists, and service providers as the heart of Aiken County communities. Carla Cloud notes collaboration with the chambers to raise awareness.
Washington report outlines how gratitude improves happiness and life view, acting like an emotional reset. University of Miami psychologist Michael McCullough notes counting blessings hijacks mood from funk to a better place and strengthens social connections through heartfelt thanks.
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