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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 2016
Page
1
Coverage highlights from Barnwell and Wade Hampton high school football games 1B and 3B with results, key plays, and upcoming schedule. Photos from the games are featured online at AikenStandard.com.
Barnwell steals a hard fought victory over Wade Hampton in a high stakes basketball showdown. Key plays and defensive stands defined the tense finish as local fans witnessed a dramatic 1 point win.
Betty Pritchard Vickers Price, James Hartley Hay, Josephine Brown, Abraham Tyler, Delores Spann, Gary Lee Gilbault are listed among area deaths and funerals in the 6A column for Aiken, detailing obituaries and service notices for the community. The brief listing notes residents from Aiken and nearby areas, with standard funeral notice language and names.
Partly cloudy conditions with a high near 94 and a low around 68. Six day forecast provided with contact numbers 803 648 2311 and 803 644 2401 for details.
At downtown Aiken’s 40th annual Makin show more than 200 vendors offered arts and crafts. Samantha Gledhill, her mom Missy, and grandmother Peggy Meeks filmed a candle making moment while Portland cement statues by Laura Estrada drew crowds from Temple Georgia. Linda and John Kolmar, Aiken transplants since 1987, praised the event and loaded up on cupcakes pecan pie and an acrylic painting alongside hush puppies stuffed pies from Abby Mitchell.
Aiken's Makin' festival continues today from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at Park Avenue in downtown Aiken. For more information visit aikensmakin.net.
Graniteville and Belvedere responders arrived at the Aiken County Career and Technology Center to meet students in health science and criminal justice programs. Fire coats were tried on, K nine dogs petted, and emergency vehicles showcased as part of National Preparedness Month and a Sept. 11 remembrance effort.
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