John Boyette is the Executive Editor at The Aiken Standard. He specializes in journalism with a focus on publishing and media, particularly in the realm of sports, including sports broadcasting and business. John has been featured in prominent outlets such as Yahoo News, The Herald, Yahoo Sports, The Post and Courier, The Island Packet, The Sun News, and The Charlotte Observer.
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John's coverage primarily revolves around local events, opinions, and sports in Aiken, South Carolina. He seems to be interested in covering a wide range of topics related to the community and local personalities. If you are reaching out to John with story ideas or pitches, consider focusing on these areas - local events, sports-related stories about Aiken residents or businesses, human interest pieces that highlight the uniqueness of the community.
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By: John Boyette
For Jack Nicklaus, Masters Tournament victories are like his children. They are all special.
By: John Boyette
John Boyette, Aiken Standard, S.C. Apr. 11—AUGUSTA — There's an oft-quoted theory about sports books that goes like this: the smaller the ball, the better the literature.
By: John Boyette
Moving Day at the Masters on April 11 featured a little bit of everything.
Moving Day at the Masters on April 11 featured a little bit of everything.
By: John Boyette
Editor’s note: The Aiken Standard is looking back at the 40th anniversary of the 1986 Masters, the first one John Boyette covered as a journalist.
Rory McIlroy held off a slew of challengers April 12 in the final round to win the 90th Masters Tournament and successfully defend his title.
By: John Boyette
Rory McIlroy held off a slew of challengers April 12 in the final round to win the 90th Masters Tournament and successfully defend his title.
By: John Boyette
Stacey Whittle, an Aiken County resident who has worked at Augusta National Golf Club since 2016, received a very special honor at this year’s Masters Tournament.
The 90th edition of the Masters featured the usual range of emotions. There were surprises and disappointments for the competitors, and ultimately only one player was truly happy.
The month of May brings us awards season and graduations galore, and there’s a lot of good news coming from those celebrations.
