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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 2012
Page
2
Meybohm Realtors of North Augusta announced Donna Joyner as the September Listing Leader. She leads listings efforts for the firm during the month, signaling continued emphasis on client service and local market activity.
The 2012 Petigru Review list includes Mike Lythgoe and Will Jones from Aiken among contributors. Betty Beard is named Sales Leader for September. Air Force Reserve Airman 1st Class Christina M. Quarles completed basic training at Lackland AFB San Antonio Texas earning four credits toward an associate degree and is the daughter of Amber Quarles of Aiken and sister of Steffany Simpkins of Augusta.
A Warrenville man, Ishmal Nuriden, 28, was critically wounded from multiple gunshots at his Brownview Drive home. Deputies found three torso wounds and a .38 revolver at the scene. investigators consider the motive drug related robbery with a person of interest identified.
The Village at Woodside’s third annual Family Fall Fest is a free event benefiting the SPCA Albrecht Center for Animal Welfare. Proceeds from concessions and entry fees support the nonprofit, with SPCA canines on site and a trainer from Phideaux University demonstrating skills. Off-site adoptions have improved during the event, with five to eight dogs finding homes that day. Village officials emphasize community, family fun, and showcasing the Woodside campus and medical facilities.
The Village at Woodside invites families to a Saturday event from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. at 230 Village Green Blvd featuring painting concessions and a pet costume contest with artisan entry at 25 dollars and 10 dollars for the pet contest. The festival is sponsored by the Village Allegra Print Imaging and Southern Bank & Trust.
The Town of Jackson hosts its fifth Hook and Cook festival today and Saturday at the Jackson Pavilion on Main Street behind the Community Center. Fishing registration costs 50 dollars with a 10 dollar optional big fish pot. boats launch at the boat landing and weigh-in occurs at 3 p.m. Winners receive paybacks and trophies. Cook-off entries are 200 dollars for Boston butt and 250 dollars for combos with judges from the South Carolina BBQ Association and prize money for top spots plus sale of meals.
The town hosts the fifth annual Hook and Cook at Jackson Pavilion with free admission from 6 10 p m today and 10 a m 10 p m Saturday. A karaoke contest offers cash prizes for first and second place. Live entertainment includes Rock Slaughter Shaw Creek Boys Fantastix Palmetto Groove. A car show inflatables Game Dudes boat display and arts and crafts vendors are also featured. Call Lynn Sullivan at 471 9778 or 471 2551 for details.
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