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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 2007
Page
1
Laurens Raiders take on Aiken High Hornets in this week’s Game of the Week matchup. Local fans anticipate a close contest with title implications and league bragging rights on the line.
A list of local obituaries includes Irene Estelle Felts McDaniel Leroy Neal Jr W R Holmes Williams Jr and others from Wrens Ga and Ridge Spring. The notices honor their passing and provide burial details and service information where available.
Robin Patterson, a fifth-grade teacher at Hammond Hill Elementary in North Augusta, was named Aiken County School District's teacher of the year. She credits her first grade teacher Ann Byers at Belvedere Elementary for inspiring her career, and Dr. Jim Rex joined others in congratulating Patterson and 40 other honorees at a banquet sponsored by the district and Public Education Partners.
State Superintendent Dr Jim Rex congratulates Aiken teachers for the Cham pions Award. A J.D. Lever Elementary staff member received a $1,000 grant for curriculum or professional development. Patterson and Coleman named among seven teachers of the year for the Honor Council with other winners and prizes from local sponsors.
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Aiken residents packed Town Creek Baptist Church for a two hour public information meeting on widening Silver Bluff Road from two lanes to five. Officials from the South Carolina Department of Transportation explained the proposal and invited feedback via an online poll, amid skepticism from attendees.
Dee Stanford departs as president of United Way of Aiken County after three years at the helm and 35 years with the agency. She relocates to Jackson Tennessee, leaving a legacy of volunteer mobilization and steady campaign success for 60 partner programs and health and human services in the Aiken area.
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