Area Deaths: Rhinehart Rearden Turner Upchurch
Frances Rhinehart Rearden of Graniteville Louis Turner of North Augusta and Robert A. Upchurch of Wagener are listed among area deaths.
06 Sep 2012
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 2012
Page
1
Frances Rhinehart Rearden of Graniteville Louis Turner of North Augusta and Robert A. Upchurch of Wagener are listed among area deaths.
Haley Hughes reports the Democratic National Convention Committee moved events from Bank of America Stadium to Time Warner Cable Arena due to weather. About 65,000 community credential holders were issued passes, including 200 from Aiken County, who won’t attend as arena capacity is limited to about 21,000.
Bruce Bouldin owner of The Barber shop on Road in Aiken will give free haircuts all day on Tuesday as a 9/11 tribute. Donations of any amount go to the Wounded Warrior Project, with 100 percent directed to the nonprofit. Bouldin, from a military family, says this honors lives lost and soldiers aided by the charity.
Free haircuts available Tuesday from 7 a1 at The Barber Shop located at 957 Dougherty Road. Donations to the Wounded Warrior Project welcome. For more information call 443-5300.
Aiken Standard and Security Federal Bank offer online entry for 13 Carolina and Clemson home games. Up to 20 entries daily per person, excludes the Carolina Clemson game. Winners notified by noon today and claim at Coach T's Diner during On the Sports Front taping. Winners must provide name email and phone. non entrants include bank employees.
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