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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 2012
Page
1
Swansea defeats Midland Valley 41 to 6 in a football game. Silver Bluff Wade Hampton and Fox Creek North I, 7A entries noted as part of the regional matchup venue.
A preview of forthcoming local election coverage set for Sunday includes candidate profiles, important issues on the ballot, and guidance on voting logistics for residents in the community.
The Aiken Standard announces a public forum for local and state candidates on Oct. 15 at the Aiken Municipal Center. The event runs 7 to 9 p.m. and will be televised on ASTV 95. Readers may submit questions via email and watch replays on aik enstandard.com. Karen Daily can be contacted at 644-2383.
Obituaries list Alonzo Jack Danridge of New Ellenton and Willie Mae Moore Smith of Aiken among area deaths with brief identifiers. danridge was known locally and smith connected to the Aiken community.
Fans from both schools gathered at Augusta Common for the 19th Border Bash raising funds as Columbia and a Top 10 rival prepare for a game at Williams-Brice Stadium tonight. The Augusta gathering drew supporters across the state line for a community charity push.
Robby Bowles, former Anchor Health and Rehab administrator, is a Gamecock fan who moved the Georgia Georgia Border Bash to Aiken seven years ago. Kevin Ginn, now administrator, kept the tradition alive with fans from Georgia and the Carolinas gathering Friday at the center between Columbia and Athens. Reads like local feature on community event and venue choice.
Geraldine Beck a 15 year breast cancer survivor attended the 17th National Cancer Survivor Day at Aiken Regional Medical Centers Cancer Care Institute of Carolina. Ophelia P Lee Scott Ansede COO and others joined hundreds for free food entertainment and a staff and patient dance singalong.
USC Aiken political science students and professor Dr. Bob Botsch weighed the Obama Romney debate and largely labeled Romney the winner. Rubrics gave Romney a lead while Botsch kept Obama on the defensive, noting Obama highlighted the middle class and Clinton era prosperity.
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