21 Oct 2005
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 2005
Page
1
Three area seniors from South Aiken High and Strom Thurmond High earned spots to represent the region at the 69th Shrine Bowl. The selection highlights local prep talent for the annual football showcase.
A brief note in the Aiken Standard highlights readers and reading with names such as Bertha B. Jefferson and Dorothy B. King among others. The section mentions deaths and funerals on page 5B inside today.
Sen Tommy Moore hires Kentucky campaign manager Tim Shock to lead his gubernatorial bid in South Carolina. Moore cites Shock's state knowledge and family approval as key factors while noting he has raised about 500000 in recent quarters. He aims to unseat Gov Mark Sanford.
Country star Tracy Lawrence greeted hundreds of fans at a noon in-store event outside the Whiskey Road Wal-Mart. Company officials said sales of his CD were strong while coordinators from Anderson Merchandising organized the appearance.
The Western Carolina State Fair began at 5 p.m. at the Aiken Jaycee Fairgrounds. Gates run daily through Oct. 29 with 30 acres of free parking. Highlights include Belle City Amusements rides from duck pond games to Waterspout, and Saint performers like Buffalo Barfield. Admission is $6, ride option $15. Local visitors praise food, fun and variety.
The S C Housing Authority awarded Aiken a $500 000 grant through the Housing Action Partnerships program for Northside revitalization. Funds will aid down payments and closing costs for buyers and finance construction for new homes. City leaders tout ongoing efforts and partnerships that have spurred over 10 million in housing projects locally.
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