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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 2014
Page
1
One Table, a free community Thanksgiving meal in Aiken, has canceled its 2014 event after nine years. Organizers cited summer burn out among master grillers and volunteers, plus coordinator Kathryn Wade’s Israel trip, as reasons. Plans to revive in 2015 are underway. Wade emphasized the effort involved and asked for understanding.
A compact mention lists OE alongside Aiken Barnwell Saluda Fox Creek and Southside Christian in a regional context, implying a grouping of schools or churches. The line reads as a brief directory style reference rather than a full article.
The section reports on Friday football games across 1B 4B and 5B leagues with scores, key plays, and standout performances. Teams showcased offensive drives, pivotal turnovers, and late-quarter momentum shifts shaping district standings. Coaches praised defense and execution under pressure as playoff implications loom.
Obituary notice lists Annie R. Smith of Gaston Charles Edward Hitchens of Aiken Doris Lou Augustine Jacquelyn Goddard Ferguson Linda Marolyn Randall Clark of Graniteville and Raymond Lee Lain of Aiken with death notices appearing in the 6A section under Deaths and Funerals.
Cloudy conditions persist with daytime highs around 81 and overnight lows near 63. Five day outlook shows gradual variation in temperatures with limited chances of rain and generally light winds across the period June into early next week.
Aiken officials withdraw application for 8 million dollars from the State Transportation Infrastructure Bank to fund Hitchcock Parkway expansion and skip the Bypass upgrade. The decision followed a September executive session not disclosed to the public, with City Manager LeDuc citing contractual complications.
The H L Hunley Traveling Exhibit visited Piedmont Technical College in Edgefield County with Al Couch presenting the black iron submarine replica. Crowds learned how the first submarine to sink an enemy ship was small and resembled an underwater barbecue cooker.
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