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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 2015
Page
1
Aiken Technical College dedicates a 35000 square foot Center for Energy and Advanced Manufacturing in Graniteville. President Susan A. Winsor presided over a ribbon cutting with nearly 200 supporters witnessing radiation protection technology, nuclear quality systems, welding and advanced manufacturing programs.
A side-by-side gallery captures candid moments from key games with players on the sidelines, coaches conferencing, and fans reacting. The spread highlights energy, strategy, and atmosphere across multiple contests.
The Aiken Standard directs readers to aikenstandard.tv to watch replay footage of the Game of the Week, offering extended highlights and analysis. The notice promotes online access for fans seeking postgame coverage and key moments.
Aiken Standard previews more high school football coverage inside with photos from the games. The section highlights standouts Bronnie Fulmer of North Augusta and Charles Milton Beard of Martinez, Georgia, along with Odell Rodgers and Scott Davis of Aiken, and notes deaths and funerals in the 6A area.
Aiken officials study a plan by arborist Guy Meilleur to save the 100-foot Maid Marion oak on Marion Street. An Augusta firm finds Meilleur's methods reasonable if the tree is valued and conditions are improved. City Manager John Klimm says a decision isn’t made yet and more options to preserve the tree will be explored.
The 22nd Border Bash at Augusta Golf and Gardens drew Bulldog and Gamecock supporters the night before the Georgia USC football showdown. Organizers said the charity event began with local fans and evolved into a joint effort by both schools clubs with food vendors, beer tickets, and kid outfits.
Ashley Smith discusses a forthcoming film adaptation of her life story. She describes the project’s themes, personal impact, and expectations for audiences learning from her experiences.
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