Aiken Standard edits section layout across pages
The Aiken Standard begins a revised layout with the sports section moved to the A section page 6A and Living on the Go to B section page 1B. Editorial notes explain the shift and readers are advised to check new locations.
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Share Your Sept 11 Story
The Aiken Standard invites readers to submit personal Sept 11 stories for a special anniversary edition. Tell where you were on September 11, 2001 and how the event affected you since. Email inquiries to mystory aikenstandard.com for possible publication.
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Inside Today Police Have No Leads In Case Of Murdered Couple
Police investigators expressed no solid leads in the case of a murdered couple, with authorities outlining a lack of motive or suspect details as they work to establish a timeline and gather evidence at the crime scene.
Area Deaths Cheryl Ramirez Richard Campbell and Ginger Rybicki
Notices list four obituaries from area deaths and funerals section including Cheryl K Ramirez of Aiken Richard Campbell of North Charleston and Regina Ginger Rybicki of Warrenville with service details and funeral plans.
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Five Day Weather Forecast Section
The forecast predicts sunny conditions with a high near 90 and a low around 65 across the next five days. Expect hot afternoons, light to moderate breezes, and no significant precipitation shown in the outlook.
Aiken Adds Autumn Character Banners Downtown
City Public Safety workers swapped summer banners for Burnt sienna Fall in love with Aiken banners along Richland Avenue Park Avenue Newberry and Laurens streets. Former Mayor Fred Cavanaugh led Character First Initiative in 1998 and praises its impact with thousands of certificates awarded to students.
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New CEO brings enthusiasm to Aiken Training Track
Bill Simpson is the new chairman and chief executive of the Aiken Training Track on Two Notch Road. A former health care executive, he splits time between Aiken and Texas and pledges to move the facility toward a thriving future despite challenges. Cary Frommer, a track trainer and board member, praises Simpson’s local roots and vested interest.
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