People's Choice winner in 2011 Aiken Quilt Show
The People have named a favorite entry in the 2011 Aiken Quilt Show. Finalist work remains unsold despite the public choice.
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 2011
Page
1
The People have named a favorite entry in the 2011 Aiken Quilt Show. Finalist work remains unsold despite the public choice.
Today's weather focuses on the forecast across the region with notes on precipitation potential and temperature expectations. A midweek update lists current conditions and wind advisories in the area, informing readers of what to expect for outdoor plans.
Judy Bergmann and her niece Kara traveled from Maryland to join a Black Friday rush at the Aiken mall. They bought a $55 suitcase normally priced at $300 and plan to use a $10 gift certificate after spending $50, sharing a Thanksgiving tradition of shopping after breakfast at HOP.
Mixed Black Friday events unfold with a minor disturbance in Aiken as shoppers encounter a pepper spray incident over an Xbox and reports of a shooting attempt during a separate exchange. Authorities investigate the pepper spray event and monitor safety.
Public libraries push high tech teen spaces like Chicago's YOU media lab with laptops game consoles and multimedia studios. Grants totaling 1.2 million support teen spaces from California to Pennsylvania while hours and budgets face cuts.
Aiken County promotes Small Business Saturday highlighting local shops and the impact of spending locally. Development Association Executive Director Carla Cloud notes local businesses create jobs, boost the economy, and strengthen communities, urging residents to invest in them to support Aiken’s success.
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