Despite the hurricane-force winds and heavy rainfall that battered coastal South Carolina throughout the day, the grave storm surge predicted the previous day did not overwhelm the Charleston peninsula or its neighbors. Nonetheless, knee-deep waters inundated what were once roads.
Ian roared into South Carolina on Friday afternoon, making landfall as a Category 1 hurricane.
Starting Oct. 1, Augusta University Health Imaging is offering inexpensive mammograms through Oct. 31 for patients in honor of breast cancer a…
Members of the Aiken Municipal Development Commission said Friday that downtown redevelopment is too important for the city's future to perman…
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It’s been a wait of three years, but Brinkley’s Chop House at Riverside Village in North Augusta is now open. Read more
Members of the Aiken Municipal Development Commission said Friday that downtown redevelopment is too important for the city's future to permanently abandon. Read more
Project Pascalis has been stopped but downtown redevelopment isn’t over. Read more
Three historic preservation experts said Aiken should look to its past to continue its growt… Read more
The plans to construct a 47,000-square-foot grocery store near the intersection of Silver Bl… Read more
Aiken County’s emergency medical services woes and possible solutions were hot topics Tuesda… Read more
A Savannah River Site building that produced the plutonium used for NASA's Galileo, Ulysses and Cassini spacecraft is set to be decommissioned. Read more
Mackenzie Hughes wants to channel his disappointment from missing the Presidents Cup into fuel to make sure he's on the next International team. The Canadian showed why he's among the top putters on the PGA Tour. He made nine birdies for a 63 to share the lead with Thomas Detry in the Sanderson Farms Championship. Hughes lives in Charlotte, North Carolina, making it even tougher to miss out on the Presidents Cup. Detry is a 29-year-old from Belgium who earned his PGA Tour card through the Korn Ferry Tour Finals. He shot a 67 in the morning at the Country Club of Jackson. Read more
Mackenzie Hughes wants to channel his disappointment from missing the Presidents Cup into fuel to make sure he's on the next International team. The Canadian showed why he's among the top putters on the PGA Tour. He made nine birdies for a 63 to share the lead with Thomas Detry in the Sanderson Farms Championship. Hughes lives in Charlotte, North Carolina, making it even tougher to miss out on the Presidents Cup. Detry is a 29-year-old from Belgium who earned his PGA Tour card through the Korn Ferry Tour Finals. He shot a 67 in the morning at the Country Club of Jackson. Read more
