Aiken High Fans Rally Ahead of Big Friday Game
Aiken High supporters urged the community to attend tonight's big game. Fans were asked to wear green and come out in force to back Aiken High School.
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 2004
Page
2
Aiken High supporters urged the community to attend tonight's big game. Fans were asked to wear green and come out in force to back Aiken High School.
A heated letter blames Lou Holtz for USC and defends Clemson pride. It cites Holtz’s strategy to taunt Clemson players, notes a poor overall record and key losses, and salutes Spurrier while praising South Carolina’s stance on ethics and discipline in sports.
A letter to the Aiken Standard defends President Bush and urges critics to leave the country, targeting a Clemson fan and Steve Spurrier. The writer mocks opponents and promotes voting in November while inviting readers to use the Talkback line and email.
The Aiken Standard notes a corrections notice that Damian Miller is a free agent, not on hold in a Milwaukee Brewers trade report. The paper apologizes for the error and clarifies Miller’s free agency status.
Four portable speed bumps were installed along Two Notch Road to slow traffic in the City of Aiken horse district. City Manager Roger LeDuc says the move follows discussions with the horse district to prevent injuries to horses and riders.
Sweetwater Farm Tom Sawyer's Christmas Trees Rick's Produce Home Depot Wright's Tree Farm and others offer a variety of Virginia and white pines Fraser firs Leyland cypress and wreaths. Farms highlight recycling options and family friendly buying experiences as the holiday tree season begins.
The USPS offers a letters from Santa program to teach children about mail delivery. Parents write a letter, craft Santa's response, and mail to North Pole Alaska Post Office. Santa's reply is postmarked and mailed to the child with tips on proper addressing and timing.
For 18 years the Aiken County Secret Santa program mobilizes volunteers to sponsor about 600 children with gifts. Organizers aim for 1,000 toy sets by December 15, with each bag containing 3 or 4 toys, and are seeking sponsors via phone or email.
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