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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 2011
Page
1
Week seven results include Lexington 59 over North Augusta 56 and Strom Thurmond 55 over Keenan 6. Silver Bluff 23 beat Wade Hampton 7, Ridge Spring Monetta 13 over Enmark Olar 12, Williston Elko 44 over H K T 0, Orangeburg 26 over South Aiken 16, Calhoun County 20 over Fox Creek 1.
Aiken Standard announces a ticket contest run with entry limited to 20 per day per participant choice. Winners are drawn at random the Wednesday before each home game. Security Federal Bank sponsors the giveaway and requires a valid phone number for entry at www.aikenstandard.com/contest.
Aiken Standard readers are invited to vote in today's online poll at 6:12 p.m. Friday. The article notes 29 percent support and directs readers to the website www.aikenstandard.com to participate.
Obituary notices list Grace Posey Busbee of Aiken Lisa M. Bledsoe of Salley and Rhonda Denton of Rock Hill among recent deaths in area communities.
Aiken County deputies broke up two methamphetamine labs in Wagener leading to four arrests. Authorities reported 25 meth labs found countywide between January and October. The Wagener raids on Rays Pond Road and Mary Rawls Road yielded waste cleanup and an active lab with Daryl Davis and Cynthia Nantz among those charged.
Wilson Mahoney describes Leminick as a innovative glass sculptor in a decade of work, noting his use of smooth and rough textures, color variety, and dynamic reflections. The artist grew up in Aiken, studied at USC, and trained at Pilchuck Glass School under Dale Chihuly, later becoming Cold Shop coordinator in 2000.
A single vehicle wreck on I-20 near the Aiken County line killed Nell Barr, 88, of West Columbia who was partially ejected from a 2000 Mercury Mountaineer around 2:30 p.m. Four others were injured including driver Sumter Moore, 71, and Beverly Moore, 67, both of Columbia. Children passengers were taken to Palmetto Richland Memorial Hospital with non life threatening injuries.
Hundreds of cancer survivors and their families gathered at Aiken Regional Medical Centers for National Cancer Survivors Day. Dr. Ahmad Gill praised the healthy faces while Olin Lott recalled his cancer diagnosis in 1996 and his wife Nancy offered support during the luncheon.
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